It's crazy how separated your active thinking is from your actions while playing. My brain was screaming at me to shatter because I felt like her shield was stale and about to drop, but the whole time I was telling myself to wait until I saw it. My game sense had other plans.
Summoning my inner Colin with this one
Sent my friends this screen shot, played this map with them later, they CHECKED THIS SPOT and I still won with the same paint job
They looked so much like chocolate 😭😭
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3 different benchys with the same issues. First I tried lowering the speed, which made an even worse one that wasn't pictured. Then I tried adjusting acceleration by -10% while keeping speed the same, and it was pretty much the same as the original. Then I tried increasing the PA which did nothing. Brought it back down and dropped my max volumetric flow from 20 to 12 and it made the layer separation *slightly* worse after overhangs/geometry changes but still almost exactly the same. I'm at a complete loss as to what could be causing these quality issues at this point and I'm tired of printing the same messed up benchy and learning nothing from it.
Printed on AD5M Pro using Elgoo white HS PLA at 220c
Sliced in Orca Flashforge
Retraction length is 0.8mm, zhop 0.4, retraction speed 35mm/s
Print speed maxes at 400mm/s
Other filaments don't have these same issues to the same degree that this one does
Always seems to happen on the side of the print facing towards the front of the printer.
Printed on AD5M Pro using flashforge PLA Basic and HS PLA
Sliced in Orca Flashforge
Retraction length is 0.8mm, zhop 0.4, retraction speed 35mm/s
Print speed maxes at 350mm/s on pla basic, and 450 on HS pla
Printed using flashforge titanium HS PLA, but it happens with my flashforge PLA basic too on occasion.
Swapped from black pla basic to the titanium HS pla and as soon as I do the nozzle starts scraping when printing infill. This is my first time trying a multicolor print on the AD5M pro so ant advice would be appreciated
On both of these prints the ironing layer starts amazing before becoming uneven and patchy. What could be the cause?
The requiem arrow was the only asset I borrowed which I'll link below. Modeling the letters was a pain in the ass and I'm assuming there has to be a better way to emboss the backs of letters for setting in another object easier but I'm sure I'll find it eventually. Once I figure it out I'll make a whole alphabet so I never have to do it again 😂
Everything including the letters snap in and out with no glue required. Idk if it's the kind of thing you guys would want but I can upload the files base and arrow scaled together if they turn out good enough
AD5M pro using orca-flashforge
They look fine on all other sides except this one and I'm not sure why.
For context, the print itself did not move on the plate, the printer just started printing the layers off center. Then, when I canceled the print the nozzle head went back to the corner but tried to keep going and seemed to skip along the belt, or at the very least the motors weren't happy. This was literally my first print and I have no idea what I'm doing. Pls help ):