I did. Im pretty sure it was a dead pixel causing it. I’ve replaced the screen and I’m testing now.

My troubleshooting steps so far have been:

• Make sure temp is 26°

• Mix resin

• Make sure settings arecorrect

• Fep Was changed

• Plate was leveled.

Tried changing it out. Still happening.

Both of’em are losers.

Thanks for the offer but I was able to make an AI make a decent one!

Thanks for the detailed write up. I’ll take a look at Fooocus.

But it works perfect for a soulless corporation in a sci-fi setting aha.

It’s for a tabletop roleplaying game, I ain’t hiring a professional lol.

No, anything will do. It’s just for a virtual table top. I’ve gotten so pretty decent ones out of the generic AI’s so those were great suggestions!

I do not, what is it?

What does that have to do with anything??

I stated the purpose. For a pretend company in a tabletop game.

Oh I get why is it done that way, just a pain to put back together aha. I’ll give filling in the key holes a try. Seems like the easiest solution. Don’t know why I didn’t think of that aha.

I’ll give it a try.

I’ve tried. I still get the pockets. I’ll send a picture when I get home. I’m hoping Blender can fix it.

Thanks for the suggestions, I appreciate it. I’ll give some blender tutorials a look.

I tried using it but it kept leaving pockets where the keys where. Even if I used turn solid.

I’m using a resin printer so Orca won’t work for me.

This feels like the way to go. Any tips on where to find a tutorial for doing this in blender? Or even just what I should google lol

But then the pieces aren’t lined up. And if I line them up to the keys it still leaves slight space inside the keyhole which creates pockets and suction during printing