After slicing, the body disappears
after slicing, the body and some parts of the interface disappear. I read that the system may not enough resources, but I have a MacBook pro Core i9, 32Gb RAM. There was a version 2.4, behaved the same way, I had to use a Super Slicer, with the release of 2.5 I installed it in the hope that this would fix the situation, but no. I deleted the program and installed it again, also without result. What could it be?
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Best Answer by Neophyl:
Thanks 🙂 However debugging wasn't that hard really. Just a case of being a bit methodical.
After loading your project in I first changed the printer profile to one of mine then sliced. The sliced preview wasn't there still so that meant it wasn't your Printer profile. I checked the printer profile first as that was the most likely culprit, there is a no extrusion firmware type which I've seen people accidentally select before so that was the very first thing I checked lol.
So I put your printer profile back in the selection and then did the same with the filament profile, selecting one of my working ones. After slicing the model preview was correct so that meant it had to be something in the filament settings.
Once you have it narrowed down to being a specific profile then there are a lot less things to look for. Checking for zero's in fields is a common issue and once you start looking it becomes more obvious.
Anyway glad you have it all slicing now.
RE: After slicing, the body disappears
It could be a corrupt .stl file. If you will post the .stl (please remember to zip it, and I very much prefer .stl files over .3mf) I'll try slicing it and see what I get.
RE: After slicing, the body disappears
This happens with any stl, even if just draw a cube in Fusion 360 and export it.
RE: After slicing, the body disappears
One thing I just noticed is that the view above has some kind of generic build plate instead of the commonly-displayed build plate of the specific Prusa model. Do you have the correct Prusa model selected, as in the 'Printer:' drop-down?
RE: After slicing, the body disappears
From Prusaslicer's File menu, save the project as a 3mf file. Compress it and attach it here. It contains the STL and all your settings so we can check it for issues.
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RE: After slicing, the body disappears
I have a Flying Bear Reborn printer.
RE: After slicing, the body disappears
Your filaments extrusion multiplier is set to zero. Change it to a reasonable value and the preview will show. Its basically stopping any extrusion from happening.
RE: After slicing, the body disappears
Thank you so much! I can't even guess where and why I could have done it, apparently something went wrong when importing the configuration snapshot. I admire your care and thoroughness! I would never have been able to find this problem myself. Problem solved!
Your filaments extrusion multiplier is set to zero. Change it to a reasonable value and the preview will show. Its basically stopping any extrusion from happening.
RE: After slicing, the body disappears
Thanks 🙂 However debugging wasn't that hard really. Just a case of being a bit methodical.
After loading your project in I first changed the printer profile to one of mine then sliced. The sliced preview wasn't there still so that meant it wasn't your Printer profile. I checked the printer profile first as that was the most likely culprit, there is a no extrusion firmware type which I've seen people accidentally select before so that was the very first thing I checked lol.
So I put your printer profile back in the selection and then did the same with the filament profile, selecting one of my working ones. After slicing the model preview was correct so that meant it had to be something in the filament settings.
Once you have it narrowed down to being a specific profile then there are a lot less things to look for. Checking for zero's in fields is a common issue and once you start looking it becomes more obvious.
Anyway glad you have it all slicing now.