From the pic you can see the white didn’t fill in spots just left it I watched like 20 layers and each of them spots were just skipped lol. This is a gift for friend and i don’t want to hand it open with hole in it lol
That is a low res picture, no screenshots to help identify any issues.
So, this is a guess.
- Change the Wall Generator from “Classic” to “Arachne” in the Quality tab settings.
This will likely fix that specific issue.
Not sure why it’s so compressed lol and I’ll try that anything else I should look for after changing that ?
And thank you
The Arachne wall generator scheme is designed to add more detail by filling in sections.
Do a before and after slice on one of the holes to while zooming in to it.
You should see a difference.
Ideally you do a test print. Add a few negative parts to surround it so only one hole is printed. It saves time and filament.
I think I know what the author of the thread probably means? There are gaps in the white paint. The black top coat, or back coat, depending on how you look at it, can be seen shining through if you look closely.
Use a finer nozzle, not 0.4 but 0.2.
I guess this is made worse by the fact that the object probably isn’t optimised for 3D printing, but I’m not sure? I just feel that with such extreme changes between black and white, six layers are a bit too few to really close all the gaps between the white and black layers respectively transitions and prevent anything from showing through.
Here’s another comparison from the same creator: It was done so much better there! I guess he’s got the hang of it by now, but it’s just my guess!
I’m in the same boat as you. P1S prints flawless, all gaps are filled. H2S not so much…gaps around holes and other areas. Same filament, same settings. Fully calibrated a few times and adjusted multiple settings. Archane wall helps but why use it on a new high end machine when my P1S manages everything with default settings just fine?
Did you figure out a proper solution?