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I have managed to combine two bodies (Modify-Combine)
I rightclick the new component, and create a STL file fine.
Only issue is that in the slicer it is printed as two bodies standing together, and not as one.
The mesh is separate. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Hi @loekkegaard.
Without seeing the files I will bring here some ideas:
1. Did you check the STL for errors after exporting?
2. I'm not used to Cura, but Simplify 3D has a option called Separate Connected Surfaces. Could you look for something similar and see what happen?
@loekkegaard Did you choose to keep tools? If so, turn the visibility of the bodies off, sending multiple bodies/components can create this type of result. It can also help to test by using the "Make" tool and sending the single component directly to the slicer.
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