4 hours ago, Raizac said:I noticed this on Cura slicer before so I used another slicer "Prusa" with no problems but this one slipped through I noticed after I printed the bulbasaur{pokemon} look at the before and after slices. is there a setting that is causing this?
the back of the ears, bulb, and butt have EXTRA permanent material not supports as the red marking indicates that it should be supports not permanent martial.
If you can post a Cura project file (.3mf, get it set up and then go to File > Save Project) or at least share the STL if you can that would help. It's usually very hard to diagnose based solely on pictures.
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You probably need to turn off "coasting". The white dots are just indications where the extrusion starts.
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I noticed this on Cura slicer before so I used another slicer "Prusa" with no problems but this one slipped through I noticed after I printed the bulbasaur{pokemon} look at the before and after slices. is there a setting that is causing this?
the back of the ears, bulb, and butt have EXTRA permanent material not supports as the red marking indicates that it should be supports not permanent martial.
Yes, I am NEW to 3D printing this was printed on an Anycubic max 2 at .2 layer height.
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