Hi Danny,

> it's when the mesh is put through the 3d printing software which slices the model to create
> paths for the printer according to what resolution is set for the specific printer so it's the
> resulting slices that are the problem.

Yeah when your mesh is not dense enough it's possible for some aspects of the mesh structure to come through in the final print...

In order to avoid that you need to adjust some settings to produce a dense enough mesh to avoid seeing individual polygons.

The main settings to use for that are set an Angle fairly low, but then also use the "Divide larger than" setting to force a more uniform dicing of the mesh. From what I can tell from what he wrote, Rick has not used "Divide larger than" for the output he had difficulty with. It's hard to say for sure though without more specific information from him.

- Michael