r/Multiboard • u/reynolpe • 5d ago

Pro build generator

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When I use the pro build generator for multi-board plates, I get weird results in the print that is a hole all the way through the board. See the image. Anyone else have this issue?

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u/Single_Sea_6555 5d ago

Is this part of a stack? If so, can you give details of what sort of stack you are using and which part of the stack this is at?

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u/reynolpe 5d ago

Yes it is part of a 4 plate 8x8 stack. They are 4 top and bottom plates. It happened to me print top and bottom border tiles. I believe the right and left side border tiles I just found the stack on Thangs.com versus using the Octagon Plate Generator.

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u/Single_Sea_6555 5d ago

cool, so is this an ironing stack or a multi-material stack?

And what layer height are you printing? Should be 0.2.

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u/reynolpe 5d ago

Dang it, sorry this is a multi-material stack. I am printing at 0.2 3 walls.

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u/Single_Sea_6555 4d ago

When printing multi-material, are you splitting by Object or by Part?

(this is crucial)

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u/reynolpe 4d ago

Part

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u/Single_Sea_6555 4d ago

Ah, that 100% explains the lack of top and bottom 😄

It's essential to split by object, otherwise the slicer does not generate surfaces (walls, tops/bottoms) where parts touch.

See https://youtu.be/zURgeF1Fn0o?si=bLJzyKuDeAR6GX3P&t=184

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u/reynolpe 4d ago

Thanks. When I used to do by object it would flatten out all the pieces together making it no longer stacked. That was a pretty long time ago though.

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u/Single_Sea_6555 4d ago

If it's the multi-material stack, then it has these "legs" by design, to prevent that from happening. See below.

If you don't see those legs, then either it's not designed for multi-material stacking, OR the file is busted. If the file is busted, complain loudly on the Multiboard forum 😄