Conflicts of gcode paths slicer ver 2.61
Hi
I try to find a answer to the problem in forum and did not find
I use Slicer ver 2.61 when i try to slice one instate of an stl item i have no problem but when i try to add more instances using the menu command
" set number of instances " and try to slice i get the error "Conflicts of gcode paths have been found at layer 0 z=0 mm please reposition the conflicting obj ects (x.obj <>x.obj further apart " the some with stl files .
I define support "everywhere " and use raft
I try to copy manually the part and make some instances in distance from each other and no problem
Any help ?
Regards ahead Doron
RE: Conflicts of gcode paths slicer ver 2.61
I would suggest posting some pictures of your [Plater] view in both 3D Editor view and Preview view so people can see what might be causing the problem. This error is usually caused by trying to place 2 or more models on the same spot on the print bed...
RE: Conflicts of gcode paths slicer ver 2.61
Hi
Thanks for quick response attach 1 of 2 pic.
RE: Conflicts of gcode paths slicer ver 2.61
Hi
Thanks for quick response attach 2 of 2 pic.
May be i am wrong but can not attach more then one file
RE: Conflicts of gcode paths slicer ver 2.61
RE: Conflicts of gcode paths slicer ver 2.61
Hi
I found the reason of this error i use raft for print and if the raft layer of one instance touch other instance raft there is an error
I think that the software group of the product should fix it in new release
Regards Doron
RE: Conflicts of gcode paths slicer ver 2.61
it's still like that in 2.7.0
RE: Conflicts of gcode paths slicer ver 2.61
This is normal for PS. Each Object is sliced individually. This is what allows you to have different settings on different Objects. The downside is that you have to be careful not to overlap Objects otherwise bad things can happen, like plastic being laid down in duplicate areas. This applies not only to the raft/brim you are seeing but also other things like supports too.
You have 2 options. Arrange parts further apart so the raft/brim doesn't overlap. You can configure the part spacing used by the arrange tool (right click the arrange tool). The other option is to merge the separate parts. When parts are merged into a single Object then it is sliced as a single object, the raft and brim etc are all generated together and there is no overlap.
RE: Conflicts of gcode paths slicer ver 2.61
Thanks did not know about the distance para in Arrange button
RE: Conflicts of gcode paths slicer ver 2.61
Thank you! I was seeing the same issue. Merged the instances of my objects - problem solved!