How to get rid of this?
Hey guys, does anyone know how to get rid of this in PrusaSlicer? It is absolutely unnecessary and affects the overall print quality, especially the final layer.
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RE: How to get rid of this?
My money is on an issue with the STL file. For more grounded opinions it would help to upload a zip compressed copy of the 3mf project file because that will show us the STL and all your settings.
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RE: How to get rid of this?
Thank you for your reply. Here is the 3mf
CE3V2Neo PS VPostItNote 5h PLA 2CC - Testing
Here is the file. Layer number 5.
Cura slicer doesn't have it, but I need to use PrusaSlicer for this object.
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RE: How to get rid of this?
That's how PS does it. If you change the preview of the slice back to type Feature you will see why. Some of that layer is the 'final' layer and so classed as topfill while the parts under features above are normal solid infill. As the joins are underneath other features then as far as PS is concerned they aren't visible.
There have been multiple issues raised on the Prusa Slicer github relating to this. For example https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/issues/8818
You have to use some other slicer to not have it do this, such as Super Slicer for example.
RE: How to get rid of this?
This. A known issue with PS. I'm not aware of any way to avoid this.
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RE: How to get rid of this?
Thank you for looking into it.
Such a pity, PrusaSlicer is my go-for option when I play with the color changes.
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