Ultimaker Cura and Blender problem

[No name.]

There is a model I wanted to print, but some of its parts are empty and some are filled. the middle part is empty and cura can't read the model to make infill inside; the worst part is it is one layer thick wall. about 0.2mm thick wall makes the model impossible to use and print. how can I solve to the problem?

[manikyath]

in cura under "mesh fixes" there's "union overlapping volumes" that may be your fix.

 

EDIT: you'll have to turn it on in "setting visibility" first.

[No name.]

42 minutes ago, manikyath said:

in cura under "mesh fixes" there's "union overlapping volumes" that may be your fix.

 

EDIT: you'll have to turn it on in "setting visibility" first.

its already on and when I closed it it didn't change anything

[Neroon]

My guess is that this wasn't actually a 3d printable model, but instead like a character model from a game or something.

 

Yeah they are empty on the inside, the reason why some parts are filled up, is because they sculpted there. I would suggest looking up a guide for that, I'm sure they are out there, since this is a common problem. This is likely something that needs to be solved in blender, and not cura.

[manikyath]

16 hours ago, No name. said:

its already on and when I closed it it didn't change anything

there's more options in the same menu, i recall reading one of them being specificly for "in case your model is so f*cked that the before mentioned option doesnt work."