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Software bug?

Open Tommie1972 opened this issue 8 years ago • 3 comments

skallemugg 2.stl.zip

skallemugg_2_PRUSA_PLA_DRAFT.gcode.zip skarmavbild 2017-09-04 kl 15 27 36 Something went wrong in prusa control i guess when my print turns out like this?

Edit: the same happens in slic3r, must be stl file? skarmavbild 2017-09-04 kl 15 59 57

Tommie1972 avatar Sep 04 '17 13:09 Tommie1972

Yes, it's a junk STL. In other words, a non-manifold STL. Slic3r will tell you this (bottom right corner of the Preview screen after slicing). Fix it in the source file or go at it with MeshMixer or similar program.

I think it is a bug in PrusaControl that it does not tell the user this. It's a basic feature I expect from the Analysis feature. In the logs I see many errors similar to

['Unable', 'to', 'close', 'this', 'loop', 'having', '266', 'points'] ['Unable', 'to', 'close', 'this', 'loop', 'having', '4', 'points'] ['Unable', 'to', 'close', 'this', 'loop', 'having', '1', 'points'] ['Unable', 'to', 'close', 'this', 'loop', 'having', '254', 'points'] ['Unable', 'to', 'close', 'this', 'loop', 'having', '4', 'points']

I recommend that the title of this bug is changed to "Analysis should warn if an object is non-manifold"

antoneliasson avatar Sep 15 '17 21:09 antoneliasson

Definitely its not a software bug, but I agree with need of new analysis for consistent of model.

tibor-vavra avatar Sep 25 '17 11:09 tibor-vavra

Funny thing is that it slices just fine in Cura and i was able to print it that way.

Tommie1972 avatar Sep 25 '17 12:09 Tommie1972