I’m trying to make these for students in TKD class but the black is bleeding into the infill which shows thru is there anyway to avoid this?
Make sure Flush Into Infill is not checked.
where do i look to find that so i can uncheck and Thanks
Thoughts
It looks like you painted the model, or you used a service that painted it for you in the 3mf you were provided.
Review
This can be confirmed by viewing the object listed in the Prepare Tab ‘Objects’ after selecting the model.
If there is a paint icon on the right side of the title, it has been painted.
While painting can be very good, it has its flaws, most notably when used on thin models.
Idea 1
In an ideal world, if you designed the model, you could export the three coloured mparts as three or more model parts. Then you select all the parts and drag them into Bambu Studio together, and confirm they are all a single object.
You would then select each model part and assign the correct colour, although you can multi-select to speed up the process.
Idea 2
If you did not design the model yourself in CAD, the suggestion above will not help.
You could select the model, right-click and add a layer height modifier.
Then select the modifier and add a start and end height in mm. If the model is printed face up, start from 0mm and enter a suitable thickness for the to value. If you are printing face down, start from a suitable thickness and enter the model thickness for the to value.
Then, selecting the modifier, change its colour to light blue.
The objective here is to make half (or your choice of thickness) as a solid light colour, which will be the background.
The goal is to use the blue in place of the black; it will not affect the beige as they have similiar contrasts.
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