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flipped normals, repair the model in 3d builder, netfab, or load it into blender go into edit mode and do recalculate normals.

yo te lo puedo arreglar si quieres, en rhinoceros, oscarand3@gmail.com

Yep, the normals are the wrong way round. Currently the model is set up with the inside on the outside

Stick it into meshlab and flip normals, should sort it in one go

seemed to fix it. Opened in 3D builder and it automatically fixed it. Looks a lot better now in Chitubox after running the slicer. Thanks Guys. Will try that on the rest of the model pieces.

I had an stl with this issue.
I'll have to try this tonight. Thanks

Prusa Slicer also has a repair feature (it uses netfab)

is prusa slicer good for even resin printers like the Photon Zero?
I downloaded it but it started asking questions about temps and nozzle sizes and such. So I just closed it out.

:-D just use preinstaled prusa SL1 profile repair, pozition, add autosuports and then export whole printing area as STL done... then you can use any photon slicer to get it ready to print as if it was new model

Contact cults 3d and ask the for an updated file

Interested in it

Maybe the mesh isnt closed? If your running windows 10 try putting it through 3d builder and see what it says

It could also be an inverted mesh.

The normals are reversed, needs fixing. The darker areas are 'inside'

Load it into Microsoft 3d builder and itll automatically fix it

Like mentioned already its a non fixed not manifold reversed mesh. You will need to fix the normals before printing it.

Ahhh, yes thank you all.
It worked.

To elborate. There are a lot of ways to fix it. I use netfab and auto fix. Simple and free. Apparently 3d builder works well enough. I havent tried. You can upload the stl into programs like blender and fix it there.

Your normals aren’t normal!

Abnormal normals?

Hello. Please me model printer and parametrs ?

Open it up in Prusaslicer, right click, and choose "Fix via Netfabb" - might fix your inside-out polygons! I use it for every STL as a safety measure.
Edit: Disregard, I see you fixed it!

Tilt and support it. It’s the angle.

What scanner are you using

Sally Blu it’s a photogrammetry scan with reality capture

Ben Fu thanks for the advice

Are you importing it or opening it?

Dan Elent tried both

"export plate as an stl including supports" option, this will save it as an .stl instead of a masked .sl1 file.

Where exactly do they tell you its invalid?

Jacob Hale I did that.

Dan Elent

Dan Elent

Very strange

Photonsters on github:

https://github.com/Photonsters

It's basically a program that takes your .photon file and checks to see if there are unsupported islands or issues in the sliced model that might cause printing failure.

It can do much more. For example change the exposure time without having to reslice. Change individual layers directly. Or add anti-aliasing. And now even import PrusaSlicer files directly, so you don't need Chitubox or other proprietary slicers anymore ;)

https://www.facebook.com/groups/AnycubicPhoton/permalink/1983675528443746/

For example, i'm trying to mirror the right arm of a model to make a left arm.
But the left arm I mirror won't print, and comes out as a shaded object in Chitubox

It sounds like it's treating the object as a separate model. Maybe try joining them in Meshmixer or something?

Something like this

Import into blender, go into edit mode, normals, recalculate outside. If you really cant do it, contact me here I can do it for you...

Darko Miljak thanks man. I'll give it a shot.

select all with A and then recalculate, export as stl

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I mean the part inside the photon. Not an external UV light ?

Hey! Great to hear you’re getting good prints. It looks like you’re using the violet or pink plant based resin. I recently switched to plant based resin but my prints look a little goopy and im losing detail.. could you tell me your settings for prints? Thanks in advance!

Mine from a while ago, I havent had chance to reprint yet but I will as it's a bit warped but did for testing the scheme out

I'm just using eleegoo grey resin

Where's the file for the multipart warhound you can print on a photon ?

i have same problem then i increase the base layer exposure to 90 all problem solved except that remove the print is tough ? ?

PM me later today and I can share it with you, I got it in a google doc from someone else

Nathaniel Cooper dont suppose you could send me it aswell plse, I have 1 but it's abit dodgy, some of the parts don't load properly on my slicer

Yeah, just PM later, somewhere around 6ish PST I'll be home and at my PC then

Nathaniel Cooper I'm in the UK lol, not sure when PST is lol

Pacific standard time, so like in 6-7 hours from now, lol

I can certainly do accessories for you. I've done a whole load of wargaming scale weapons you can check out on my thingiverse profile. https://www.thingiverse.com/MonstrousMakings/designs

If you are interested and want to talk more then please message me at my page ( https://www.facebook.com/MonstrousMakings/ )

PM sent

Kenner star wars accessories

Think you may find these already online if you look enough

Surprisingly, none that I've been able to find.

Hummmm a gap in the market! Rare indeed

Hi, I PMd your page as you said. Still havent heard back though.

Jason Cartwright hi Jason, I've had a busy day but I'm going to reply shortly.

What's your exposure set to, mine was 6s at 0.05mm and not much better

I’m not sure at the moment as my printer setup is away from home and we’re currently in lockdown in the UK.

All resins will yellow as they cure, its usually just not noticeable unless you have clear or white resin to start with.