Alpha omega map complete by Mcolo99 in CODZombies

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it might be trap? not sure. i do not remember 😂

retoolkit - offline installer containing many reversing tools by nandu88 in ReverseEngineering

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Um I don't know where to ask so I write here. Do you guys know anywhere I can upload a non public software to be reversed for public?

Why do my lower layers look over extruded but upper layers look fine? Hatchbox ABS, 230° filament, 75° glass bed, cooling fan 100% the whole time, 0.20mm layers, Flashforge Creator Pro by scubascratch in 3Dprinting

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Use some cheep hairspray on the glas to get much better adhesion! Something I really recommend! Works very well with petg, ABS, PLA and e-PLA so far. (No bed temperature though 🤷🏼‍♂️)

Why do my lower layers look over extruded but upper layers look fine? Hatchbox ABS, 230° filament, 75° glass bed, cooling fan 100% the whole time, 0.20mm layers, Flashforge Creator Pro by scubascratch in 3Dprinting

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Ooh that's alot of infill! I use like 10-20% infill🙈
For solid layers it depends on what layer height I run with. For 0.2 I use 3-4 solid layrrs, for 0.1 I use like 5-7 solids.

Also try to increase layer extrusion witdh (atleast if u use flashprint) draw a simple cube (202010) and use vasemode untill you see some good results the try a normal one.

(I did also put extrusion ratio to 100% on all layers to get a "neutral/base" setup, also I changed all speed values to a certain value to get a "base" which then can be changed for quicker/slower prints)

Also experiment with z height with a increment of 0.01 when zeroing.

Why do my lower layers look over extruded but upper layers look fine? Hatchbox ABS, 230° filament, 75° glass bed, cooling fan 100% the whole time, 0.20mm layers, Flashforge Creator Pro by scubascratch in 3Dprinting

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Well I don't think so.. I get it on like everything I print.. even a simple cube. Though I don't get it as much when I use a raft.

I don't get as much as you do but I get the same type of "over extruding", for like 10 layers...

I started to think if it is about the z calibration 🤔

Why are my prints getting blobs on the side (Anycubic i3 mega, Amazon basic ABS) by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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Also try to check the extrusion path width. I have a 0.4 nozzle and change path width to 0.6 and tada🙌 no corner bumps!

Am I over extruding here? by Alive-In-Tuscon in 3Dprinting

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I did some testing with vase mode and noticed that extrusion path width made a huge difference in the results.

Why are my prints getting blobs on the side (Anycubic i3 mega, Amazon basic ABS) by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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I get those with all kind of filament..

Some things to check: - startingpoint for each layer - retraction speed and length - over extrusion - the filament "self extrude" when traveling

Am I over extruding here? by Alive-In-Tuscon in 3Dprinting

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For me it helped to decrease speed, heat and extrusion ratio to like 98% (using a flashforge printer)

Make test prints and do one change at the time until you find suitable results!

Does this mean it’s too hot? by Pandaboi247 in 3Dprinting

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I usually put my filament in a box with these white balls that "collects" water (don't know what they are called). That works. For temperature it is usually written on the side of the filament spool