I want an SVG flush with the surface in a different colour. So rather than using it as a part (where I have to kinda aim to get it flush with the top surface), I want to use a modifier and select a different color. But when sliced, the symbol is nowhere to be seen
To add to the confusion - it does initially create a prime tower
But when sliced the second colour disappears
Can you upload the .3mf file as it will be easier to explain the issue.
Sure :
box.3mf (1.3 MB)
It is an odd problem that I haven’t been able to figure out yet.
Duplicating a similar setup using a part and modifier on another plate yields the expected results.
Further investigation is required.
Yea adding a new primitive and a new modifier in the same project - works …
Adding a primitive and adding the same svg as modifier works also … so for whatever reason, with the model in question it does not.
Not working in v2.0.3 either …
Interesting enough … when I export the parts individually as STL, create a new project and add the modifier - it works … So SOMETHING is up with that 3mf I guess.
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I figured it out. I had the same issue on a multicolored print. If you select your part, click the “Color Painting” tool and then “Erase all painting” and slice again, it works. It’s really a bummer you can’t use multicolored prints with SVG color modifiers.
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You are the MAN! I created an account just to tell you that
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its still not working… lol would be nice if the modiefier would actually just color… when a its a svg
You are a absolute life saver I have been going mad trying to get this to work for me. Then I stumbled across this and it worked. Thank you stranger