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I'd like to add a troubleshooting article about banding.
Banding is caused by there being differences in the print process or the model geometry across the Z dimension. This is very generic, so the article would need to list a couple of common occurrences:
Difference in geometry, e.g. a horizontal surface causing skin, which is solid and prevents shrinkage, while infill allows shrinkage.
Model splitting into multiple parts, e.g. because of a screw hole.
Differences in environment, e.g. part of the print was printed at night when it's colder in the room.
Adaptive layers, different layer heights.
General periodic change, like the nozzle getting clogged halfway through the print.
To showcase this in a photograph, using Adaptive Layers is probably the easiest.
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I'd like to add a troubleshooting article about banding.
Banding is caused by there being differences in the print process or the model geometry across the Z dimension. This is very generic, so the article would need to list a couple of common occurrences:
To showcase this in a photograph, using Adaptive Layers is probably the easiest.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: