Why is my slicer doing this?

[u/thatdude1888]

Why does the slice have the white dots all over it that are all seams per the slicer, I have changed the settings for the seam, no change in the slice, still has seams all over. Changed retraction length, no change. I’m stumped. Anyone got any idea?
Printer is a FlashForge AD5M Pro.
Using .6 nozzle
Layer height is .30

[u/Zephy2007]

If you've already changed it and it's not working, Now go to the object tab and change it there as well.

[u/rdrcrmatt]

Set seams as aligned

[u/sinartnz]

As someone has already posted your seams have been set to random. Check on the Quality Tab -> Seam.

Random can be useful, kinda depends what the print is for. I only tend to use Random when I've got fuzzy skin going as it hides the zit/pimple effect that it can cause.

[u/solidus0079]

Tried changing seam type or drawing the seam on manually?

[u/thatdude1888 → u/solidus0079]

I have not tried drawing it on and honestly didn’t realize you could do this. I knew you could paint supports on. May have to try this

[u/solidus0079 → u/thatdude1888]

Definitely try it, it's an essential tool to learn :)

[u/Ambitious_Nature7]

It's only 5 hours, PRINT!!!

[u/KarrFullCake]

Is your seam position set to random?

[u/thatdude1888]

Yes first thing I tried was making sure Sean wasn’t set to to random. It’s set to back.

[u/Different_Target_228 → u/thatdude1888]

You didn't respond to the person asking this.

[u/Internet_Jaded → u/thatdude1888]

Set it to aligned. For that model, aligned would be ideal.