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I have this 3d scan that I took that I am trying to get into Blender. It looks how it should in the Windows model viewer on the right. But when I import the FBX into Blender the textures are all misaligned and incorrect as seen on the left image.

Exported from the iOS app Scaniverse.

Imported into Blender with default settings.

I imported similar scans from this app in this exact same fashion and they worked fine yesterday and I just find it odd that it looks fine in the windows model viewer but is bugging out on import.

Anyone have any tips on what might be going wrong

I have a model I am trying to print without a bottom layer so its hollow. but it has some overhangs I need supported. But Orca thinks it still has a bottom and wont generate supports inside. Is there a way to tell Orca to generate supports inside of a hollow model?

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I have an auto run setup to turn some lights off in my room at 9pm but for some reason it doesn’t turn them off until about 9:08pm. Not a huge deal obviously but I’m curious if anyone knows why this might be and if there is a fix for it.

I’ve had this most of my life. But occasionally I will get random patches of highly sensitive to the touch skin, like painfully sensitive but not excruciatingly so.

There is no visible rash or abnormality. Location and size of the area is completely random.
Currently it’s my lower back on the right side, about the size of my palm. But I’ve had it happen just about anywhere.

It usually lasts about 24 to 48 hours and goes away.

The closest thing I’ve found in my bit of googling around is something like what someone experiences when going through withdrawal. I don’t smoke, drink, or do any other substances. I do however take a fair amount of painkillers (acetaminophen, ibuprofen, aspirin

Hi I am attempting to make a silicon mold of a 3d printed object, the object has been heavily sanded and sprayed with several layers of primer and clear coat to achieve a very shiny surface.

Everything comes out great on the outside except there is a thin layer of silicon in contact with the 3d printed object that does not cure leaving a slimy mess. Is the spray on clear coat causing a reaction with the silicon preventing it from curing? if so is there a specific type of coating I could use on the 3d printed object to keep this from happening?

My E25 has been giving me “Roller Mop Blockage” errors for no reason lately. I clean and maintain this robot daily since it’s cleaning a pretty large area at my workplace. But every time this error pops up I just hit resume and it continues. There is no blockage. It’s also started using more water than when I originally purchased it which I assume has something to do with a firmware update, so I’m wondering if they made the mop jamming sensor extra sensitive or something. It’s quite annoying especially since I run this robot remotely over night and if it gets this error while I’m asleep I can’t hit resume so it just sits there and goes to sleep until I wake up and check the app.

I’ve been an Ender guy since 2019. Had a well used Ender 3 for 5 years before upgrading to an Ender 3 V3 KE December of 2024 which worked great up until about a month ago and it’s just been problem after problem.

I’ve heard almost nothing but good things from Bambu printers and the A1 looks about comparable in size to my KE

I guess my question is are Bambu printers really as “tinker free” as people say. I am tired of tinkering and just want a printer that will reliably print for a long time without me having to baby it.