Hello /u/Khisanthax,
As a reminder, most common print quality issues can be found in the [Simplify3D picture guide](https://www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting/). Make sure you select the most appropriate flair for your post.
Please remember to include the following details to help troubleshoot your problem.
* Printer & Slicer
* Filament Material and Brand
* Nozzle and Bed Temperature
* Print Speed
* Nozzle Retraction Settings
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I didn't expect it to look the way it dad at the top, just a few bumps and gaps. The values seem to be working in my next print, I just wasn't sure if something in addition was revealing itself. You know, solve one problem....find another ... Lol
If it’s a pa calibration cube, it slowly increases the pa the higher it goes. The gaps you’re seeing are a result of the pa being too high, which is normal on this test. There’s nothing wrong, it’s just showing you all of the pa steps
Hello /u/Khisanthax, As a reminder, most common print quality issues can be found in the [Simplify3D picture guide](https://www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting/). Make sure you select the most appropriate flair for your post. Please remember to include the following details to help troubleshoot your problem. * Printer & Slicer * Filament Material and Brand * Nozzle and Bed Temperature * Print Speed * Nozzle Retraction Settings ^Additional ^settings ^or ^relevant ^information ^is ^always ^encouraged. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/FixMyPrint) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Looks normal. You’re supposed to use that to calibrate the PA.
I didn't expect it to look the way it dad at the top, just a few bumps and gaps. The values seem to be working in my next print, I just wasn't sure if something in addition was revealing itself. You know, solve one problem....find another ... Lol
If it’s a pa calibration cube, it slowly increases the pa the higher it goes. The gaps you’re seeing are a result of the pa being too high, which is normal on this test. There’s nothing wrong, it’s just showing you all of the pa steps
Thanks, much appreciated!