Your modal is not manifold - error message

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sapirmash
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Your modal is not manifold - error message

Post by sapirmash »

Hello,

When I added my STL file to Cura I got this error message:
Screen Shot 2021-01-03 at 21.06.21.png
And here’s how my modal looks like:
Screen Shot 2021-01-03 at 21.07.08.png
Attached my STL file
T-02 (8).stl
(5.83 MiB) Downloaded 226 times
Is there a way to fix it?
Thanks!
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Re: Your modal is not manifold - error message

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I tried to open this on my Cura and it was gigantic. I used my Anycubic Chiron profile which is a 450 x 450 x 500 bed volume
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Post by Roberts_Clif »

I opened and in the same happened had to scale down from 100 % to 25.4% still was over my bed size so scaled the Z- to my max height 190mm.

I sliced the model while it was laying on its side at 25.4% two oval shaped orbs showed the lower third of the model and the top third.
For some reason the middle section was not there.\
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Re: Your modal is not manifold - error message

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Thanks!
I’ll fix the file size.
When I resized and sliced it, it looks like this:
Screen Shot 2021-01-04 at 19.11.05.png
Regarding the error message is it related to the top section? Where my Vase is open?
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Do not have an answer your last question.
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