Map out dependencies or relationships between elements, tasks, or components. Visualizing these connections can help Explore further spot circular relationships.
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Aug 20
3D printing can be quite challenging at times, but with a little patience and experimentation you should be able to find the right solution for your house of hazards helmet project.
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Aug 19
I have this problem as well and reached out to DO3D for help. Was told they would get back to me when the designer got back from PTO but they have not gotten back to me and it has been several weeks. I get the circles and a very rough texture when using Orca. I got better results with Cura, but that is not the slicer I want to use. Help would be great especially for the cost of the model.
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Aug 08
I had the same issue with Bambu Studio. Even with paint the circles show.
Hi, you won't see those circular patterns. The software graphics and resolution cannot handle the number of textures, displaying it that way, but it should be normal when you print it. Thank you.
Incorrect. In the old Deadpool design and newest iteration before the texture change, these patterns are displayed on the print itself. It seems to be how the seam prints when that type of texture pattern is sliced and printed. Much like the z seam shown
Looks like your nozzle is too big to print the fine texture, I had the same issue with the Wolverine cowl, try enabling arachne, it did it for me. Otherwhise you might want to think about getting a 0.2mm
I know this might not totally relate to your main issue, but I see you are missing textures at certain spots
Map out dependencies or relationships between elements, tasks, or components. Visualizing these connections can help Explore further spot circular relationships.
3D printing can be quite challenging at times, but with a little patience and experimentation you should be able to find the right solution for your house of hazards helmet project.
I have this problem as well and reached out to DO3D for help. Was told they would get back to me when the designer got back from PTO but they have not gotten back to me and it has been several weeks. I get the circles and a very rough texture when using Orca. I got better results with Cura, but that is not the slicer I want to use. Help would be great especially for the cost of the model.
I had the same issue with Bambu Studio. Even with paint the circles show.
Was this ever fixed? I am having the same issue using orca and bambu studio.
Have you tried using another program? It should not be printing like this. That's really bizarre!
Hi, you won't see those circular patterns. The software graphics and resolution cannot handle the number of textures, displaying it that way, but it should be normal when you print it. Thank you.
i think thats just a pattern that generates from the geometry of the model but its not anything to worry about