Pokeball Keycap by Cris K B

Cris K B

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

7.4 h

1 plate

5.0(3)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

This is a poke ball keycap that fits cherry mx switches

Give me a follow if you like my models :3 as it would help me out <3

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Comment & Rating (12)

@Ishakowa

Running into the same weird issue where it's putting a white plate on the back. Was able to remove the white plate on the base for a solid black base, but no matter what I try, the rear plate remains. When I scale it up to search for the problem and paint it black, it no longer wants to paint the white plate, but once scaled down to 100% again, the plate returns. Not sure what the cause is, but also not skilled enough yet to find it.

@Ishakowa

Replying to @Ishakowa :

Ok, so I don't really know what I did to fix it, but I just removed all painting, then used the fill tool for the red/white, and it removed the white from the lower cap. Couldn't tell you why, because it didn't show at all when I removed the black/red from the preview.

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@opglp

Replying to @Ishakowa :

thaanks!

@opglp

What's up friend? I am making a run of 10 keycaps but I am not able to remove this layer of white that remains, if you have a solution please tell me!! hehehe, I'll show you the result in a few hours <3 <3

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@opglp

They turned out great but it has the white plate on the back and I don't know how to remove it xDD everything else, perfect!

@cris_k_b

Replying to @opglp :

hmm no idea why it would turn up white on the back ill have a look at my mesh :)

@Twinkletoes

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

these turned out perfect. and they fit the keys like a glove!

@user_2143939062

Attempting to slice this model causes bambu studio to force quit and bambu handy to have an error. What's wrong with the file?

@user_3056537537

Same~

@DesuPrint

I am also experiencing this issue. I've found that the issue does not occur in Orca. If you're still interested in printing the user's model then I would suggest using that slicer instead. e: Shortly after making this comment I updated Orca from v2.0.0 to v2.1.1, and am now experiencing a crash when attempting to slice the model. I think a bug has been introduced to Bambu Studio, and subsequently Orca, that is causing this issue. Even breaking it down to a single object causes the slicer to crash. I don't see how or why this model would cause the slicer to crash without something occurring on the back-end. I need to dive into logs to try and get a better understanding of it.

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