#Cura not filling properly even when scaling up and line with as low as possible

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valid monolith
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Hi, I've been trying to print more details recently on my prints but Cura don't seem to want to print too much details. As you can see on the provided pictures, it does not want to fill everthing when slicing and there is a huge loss in quality. This is one part among others, but this represent very well the problem.

I tried:
-Enabling "Print Thin Walls" Option. This helped a lot, but the issue is still there
-Scaling up the model by 300%. Helped a little bit, but not a lot.
-Reducing line Width

Let me know if you need more informations.

Thanks in advance!

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worn flareBOT
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AI Help

It seems like you are experiencing issues with getting fine details in your prints. Here are a few suggestions to troubleshoot this problem:

  1. Check your nozzle size and layer height: Make sure that your nozzle size and layer height settings are appropriate for the level of detail you are trying to achieve. Smaller nozzle sizes with finer layer heights can help in achieving better details.

  2. Increase the print resolution: You can try increasing the overall print resolution in your slicing software (Cura) by reducing the line width and adjusting other settings like wall thickness, top/bottom layers, and infill density. Experiment with these settings to find the optimal combination for preserving intricate details.

  3. Enable "Print Thin Walls" and adjust settings: You mentioned that enabling "Print Thin Walls" helped, but it did not completely resolve the issue. Try adjusting the parameters in this setting, such as the wall line count and minimum wall flow, to achieve better resu...

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valid monolith
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I'm also using the Ender 3 V3 SE Printer

valid monolith
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my guess is that the model's width is too thin at some places for cura to put anything in there, so it tries to fit what it can

real zenith
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You would need a smaller nozzle and finer line width

valid monolith
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this is what I thought

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thank you

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