I'm still waiting printable files! Where is the parts? Are you check your zip file before upload bro? I'm gonna contact via cults3d. I want to my money back!
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Shadowheart artifact from Baldur's Gate 3 (rebuild)
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I scaled the model down by 40% to better fit the size I need this prop to be. I was able to print the base perfectly, but now I can not get any of the face times to print for the life of me.
I have adjusted every printer setting I can think of, cleaned my plate, and recalibrated my printer countless times. I have even printed other pieces and those all come out perfectly, the tiles all come out looking like chicken scratch. I have tried different fills, bases, top layer speeds everything to make these work and nothing seems to be working. The prints finish, but they look failed, like they were stopped halfway through printing. Do you have recommendations for this situation? I use an Enclosed Platform Printer (if that information is useful)
*face tiles not face times
It seems like the issue might be related to the first layer adhesion or how the face tiles are positioned on the print bed. Here are some suggestions you could try:
Check the first layer adhesion: Make sure the first layer is sticking properly to the print surface. This is crucial to avoid shifting or failed prints.
Verify model orientation: Ensure that the back of the face tiles is completely flat and properly aligned with the print bed. If not, you might need to adjust the orientation of the model in your slicer.
Adjust layer height settings: If you're scaling down the model, the default layer height might not be ideal for smaller details. Try lowering the layer height to capture finer details more accurately.
Re-level the bed: Even if youโve done it already, double-check your bed leveling. Any minor inconsistencies can cause issues with adhesion and print quality.
Increase print surface adhesion: Try adding a brim or a raft to the print settings in your slicer to increase the contact area with the bed, which can help keep the model stable during printing.
Slow down the first layer speed: Printing the first layer more slowly can improve adhesion and reduce the chance of issues.
If the problem persists, feel free to reach out to me on Instagram (@yerayllinares_3dart) and send me a photo of the issue you're facing. Based on what you describe, it doesnโt seem like a model issue, but Iโd be happy to take a closer look!