The case of the phantom torus.

The case of the phantom torus.

ErikHolley
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The case of the phantom torus.

ErikHolley
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... good name for a band if you think about it.

 

Anyway, I saved a body to a mesh and imported into Cura.

 

This is what Fusion saw.

slartibarfast_0-1641688889889.png

 

This is what Cura saw.

slartibarfast_1-1641688905595.png

 

I went back and double-checked the mesh preview and Fusion does actually show the torus, but it's not selectable (part of the actual body).

slartibarfast_2-1641688963283.png

 

There may be something approaching zero in there and giving us the phantom. Don't know. I went back and sliced it up, extruded, pull, recombined... and the problem disappeared. I've attached the Fusion file with both bodies. Perhaps you can determine what went wrong.

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jeff_strater
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Thank you for sharing the model, @ErikHolley - this looks like a faceting bug.  The strange thing here is - the bug only appears on "high" accuracy meshes, "low" and "medium" do not show this:

 


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jeff_strater
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It also shows up in the graphics area if you use the "display detail control" command:

 


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jeff_strater
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I created bug FUS-96709 for this issue.  Thanks for bringing it to our attention.


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ErikHolley
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Thanks!

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