Name suggestions are welcome! Her name at the shelter was Audrey, but I'm not feeling that for her
It pulls up the print document page on 99% of programs where it's relevant
kboy101222
joined 2 years ago
oh thank fuck
This... This isn't something you can actually do in HTML is it? I've been doing web development for years and I feel like I'm about to learn some horrifically cursed knowledge...
You get to live in the current world.
Whatever, RFK
Can't wait to shred a mother fucker with pieces of broken pottery!
Yeah, I quite enjoyed sim settlements 2, but it's definitely the first massive overhaul mod I've played where I felt like time and resources might've been better spent building their own game from scratch
As a fellow former hater and likely fellow autist (it is 196 after all), emojis are freaking great. Helps to convey emotions and feelings in regular text and helps to clarify things in more formal texts.
That part about overlaying the map would be more AR, and idk if Facebook is doing work in that realm. I know Microsoft has been for years. I remember that cool little Minecraft demo from E3
I'll believe it on the day it drops lol. Until then, I'm looking forward to 1.7
I mean, that's just Kiss lore. I'm not kidding, there's KISS lore
Forgot to post this yesterday!
Don't mind how horrendous the perspective and line work is. I did this high at 3am.
I don't draw much, so don't mind how rough it is!
Good perspective is optional, right?
Hi everyone,
I'm having a weird issue with text such as the one in this image. Big or small, fancy or regular, all text comes out looking like it does in the image - cracked and hollow. I've spent the last few days trying to figure out why, and I'm stumped.
I've tried printing slower and slower and adding more and more top layers (the bottom 2 bottle caps are completely solid with 100% infil), but it doesn't seem to fix the issue.
Here's what I'm working with:
- Ender 3
- Software 2.0.8.27
- Hardware 4.2.2
- CR Touch
- PrusaSlicer 2.8.0
- MakerBot PLA Filament
- I've used various temperatures and speeds. All of them have generated the terrible text you see here
Thanks in advanced for the help!
Update: We seem to be getting somewhere!
The top 2 are the same ones featured in the post above. The bottom left was printed at 110% extrusion and normal speed. The bottom right was printed at 110% extrusion and a much slower speed for the text, and it looks much better! I'm printing another now with higher bridge flow rate (it was 70%, I set it to 85%), so I'll update again in a few minutes when that finishes!
Thanks for the information about calibrating e steps from everyone! It's getting late, so I don't want to mess around with that tonight, but I'll give it a shot tomorrow!
Update 2: welp.
That's possibly the worst one yet. I'm reprinting the bigger insert piece seen in the original post to check if my printer simply can't do that quality or if it's the e steps. If it's e steps, I'm going to bed...
Update 3:
Welp, seems like it's the e-step. However, it's too late for me to care about that right now, so I'm going to bed. Thanks for the help everyone! I'll work on fixing the issue tomorrow
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Somewhat agree, but I've also found anyone that makes their job their entire personality to be utterly insufferable, regardless of what the job is