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corrupt exports #5398

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BuschyX opened this issue Nov 16, 2022 · 4 comments
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corrupt exports #5398

BuschyX opened this issue Nov 16, 2022 · 4 comments

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@BuschyX
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BuschyX commented Nov 16, 2022

Bug Report

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Export a design
    Expected Behavior
    open stl or gcode in another program and have it open a complete model

Actual Behavior
opened file renders in chunks (gcode) or needing repair (stl)

MatterControl Build Number
2.22.04.11498

Operating System Version
Win 11 pro

Printer Make/Model
Aquila C2

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@marek-rychly
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I can confirm this issue on version 2.22.04.11498. Any ideas how to fix?

@BuschyX
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BuschyX commented Jan 28, 2023

I can confirm this issue on version 2.22.04.11498. Any ideas how to fix?

I've no clue. I just export as .stl and use other programs to generate the gcode. Also noticed that pretty much everything is exported with errors and I have to do a repair. Pain in the butt, I love this program.

@marek-rychly
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Yes, geometries in exported STL are definitely corrupted. Cura slicer is able to import such an STL file, it reports warning about errors in the model (sometimes), however and fortunately, it is able to slice it into valid gcode. Prusa slicer is also able to import the STL but it is unable to slice due to the errors (more specifically, it reports open edges and wrong facets). Tinkercad (the web app) is able to import the STL but the imported object is visibly corrupted. So I am using Mattercontrol for modelling and STL export and Cura for STL import and slicing. It's a pity as for simple modelling for 3D print, Mattercontrol is the best app ever.

@BuschyX
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BuschyX commented Jan 28, 2023

Yes, geometries in exported STL are definitely corrupted. Cura slicer is able to import such an STL file, it reports warning about errors in the model (sometimes), however and fortunately, it is able to slice it into valid gcode. Prusa slicer is also able to import the STL but it is unable to slice due to the errors (more specifically, it reports open edges and wrong facets). Tinkercad (the web app) is able to import the STL but the imported object is visibly corrupted. So I am using Mattercontrol for modelling and STL export and Cura for STL import and slicing. It's a pity as for simple modelling for 3D print, Mattercontrol is the best app ever.

MS 3D Builder is really good at fixing what MatterControl breaks. I usually run it through it's repair feature before loading it into my slicer program. I've tried "repairs" in other programs and while they are faster at fixing the issue, their solution is usually to make it worse, lol.

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