The piece on the left is correct. The other two display the error (the rounded part of the pommel is flat). It was random as to whether the right or left pommel had the error.
I double checked the file, and the error did not originate there.
That’s definitely an interesting one! I’m still pretty much a novice at the troubleshooting game, but I can’t think of anything hardware-wise that would cause such a specific, isolated error. Maybe something on one of the belts or rails causing it to skip, but even that seems kind of far-fetched…!
Knowing your process might help in figuring it out.
Did you set up a bunch of copies in your design program? Or, did you copy and paste from within the UI to make the copies?
That it’s happening only on the that particular section of the design is also interesting. If the head were skipping for some reason, I’d expect the rest of the score to be off since the head would effectively have lost steps and not known exactly where its at, unless it was miraculously timed to be the end of the score job and that was the last operation in the entire print.
Would you care to share the file for troubleshooting?
The file may be too large to share but I’ll try tomarow. I made the file in illustrator making all the copies there so they are all identical, then save as pdf to print.
I wonder if it has something to do with the swords being filled shapes in the artwork? Normally it would default those to engrave. Does the same thing happen if you make them outlines instead?
I changed my mind about engrave vs outline after running a test and I could test that. the confusing thing to me is that it was inconsistent and there are no points at which it errors. that is in the middle of a curve.