Hex fill no top/bottom walls print issue

[fallen egret]

I am trying to print the hex front monolithic body part and it's not coming out as expected.

Here is the part:
https://github.com/ArmoredTurtle/BoxTurtle-Enclosure/blob/main/STLs/Option_Parts/hex_front_monolithic_multibody.3mf

I have Body1 object is set with global settings of gyroid infill w/ top/bottom shells.

The rest of the objects are set with honeycomb infill at 40% with 0 top/bottom shells.

My issue is the print appears to be gyroid all over, including the hex objects.

The preview looks correct, the print does not.

What am I doing wrong?

Also there are large gaps between the hex objects and main body.

While I do not think I'm an idiot and sent the wrong file...

MD5 hash
From_Printer_Body1_ABS_7h26m.gcode = c5bd16b1885c930701f48b0ed3e3a10f
Export_slicer_Body1_ABS_7h26m.gcode = c5bd16b1885c930701f48b0ed3e3a10f

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I was going for this look

[cloud loom]

i don’t know. sounds like a slicer issue.

does it still show in preview if you load the gcode back into the slicer?

[fallen egret]

Dropping the gcode on the slicer shows

Is 40% too much?

[lyric star]

yes

15-20% is the look you're going for

[fallen egret]

What about these gaps?

I have to rotate this 45 to fit on a 350 plate and it seems to not rotate it all correctly

I'm just loading up the 3mf, select all, rotate 45, move down 1cm

[ashen oar]

You could try the non multibody part

[fallen egret]

rotating it causes the hex objects to not be correct, it gets worse the further from the pivot point

Slicing it without rotation looks fine

[cloud loom]

when you loaded it did you do it as a single
object with multiple parts, when prompted?

[fallen egret]

I'm opening the 3mf directly

[cloud loom]

maybe robert did it wrong 🙂

[fallen egret]

It loads as individual objects on the plate

[cloud loom]

try loading the multi body stl

you can also select all and “assemble” them

before rotation.

[fallen egret]

I have some of these results in the west3d general channel, I'm talking with Matt there about this and he is trying to assist over there.

assemble before rotate causes other artifacts

[cloud loom]

i can maybe fix this later, but not at a computer so …

[fallen egret]

In this video, Matt rotated it on a generic voron trident preset and then sent it to me, I loaded it and if I slice it works fine, when I change the printer to my 2.4 and slice immediately after it has issues again. Wait till the end

[fallen egret]

Doesn't look like the printer preset, I recreated a new printer and it worked until I picked the filament then it broke. Generic ASA works, my preset does not.

[cloud loom]

something with classic vs arachne, nozzle or line widths?

[fallen egret]

it's simply Shrinkage (XY) between 100 and 99.54 in the filament profile

Steps to recreate with generic printer profile and generic asa filament: Open 3mf, rotate all items 45, adjust Shrinkage (XY) to 99.54, slice

[cloud loom]

ah

[fallen egret]

I tried the Orca nightly build also, same thing

It does not look like you need to rotate it either to have issues

[cloud loom]

Doesn’t terribly surprise me

I can look at it when I get back home.

[fallen egret]

Ok Thank you, I will print all the accent stuff now. This was the last base color part.

[cloud loom]

tryt his

[fallen egret]

That looks much better. I’ll print it this afternoon.

[cloud loom]

there's also this option. not printed yet, though.

hexes modeled in natively to the STL, so no slicer hacks required.

[fallen egret]

I was about to yolo this but had lane1 load issues

My enclosure is out for delivery tomorrow

[fallen egret]

Just sent it

[fallen egret]

This is the only issue with it

[cloud loom]

that's not a STL file problem

that's probably a bit of warp there causing issues

or curling

[fallen egret]

Did not turn out to be an issue, was hidden!!