I have seen similar things done with full control, but it is complicated. So a slicer that could do this would be amazing. Though I am mot sure it can actually match the quality of you full contact supports.
Has anyone here played with full control?
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Interesting innovation. I'd like to see how well it works. I'd probably use it along with full contact support since there ARE use cases which can still be tricky.
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OK... I downloaded the Wave overhang version of OS and turned on the wave overhang check and sliced a part with an obvious 90 degree overhang. It did nothing different. Whoops.