Separate settings for bridging! :)
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Its not always like this, but sometimes this helps.This feature is already implemeted (for very very long time now), you can control it with extrusion width&crowning and KS in the only slicer out there to support this if you dont count the experimental slic3r version.Just a heads up, if your wall is 1,5mm and the extrusion width is set @0,5mm and you dont see linear infill (crowning), set extrusion width to 0,51 or 0,52 and slice again and it will apear.
2014-04-27 22:12 GMT+02:00 Isaac Thompson <nhfre...@gmail.com>:
just thought of one other thing that i've never seen implemented in a slicer:say you are printing a wall .9mm thick, and your extrusion width is set to .3mm, with 1 loop, and a skin thickness of .6mm. since the extrusion is only .3 mm, right now it prints the wall with just two passes, although math says it should be able to do a single pass in between the two shells. it would be nice if it could calculate the width of solid infill, and if it's less than a certain width between the shells, do a single line of extrusion (which you could set to have some maximum and minimum width) instead of a bunch of zig-zag infill that ends up resulting in lots of vibrations.
this would make wall parts print much faster and smoother, as well as eliminate the possibility of thin walls having an inner and outer skin that aren't quite tied together
On Sunday, April 27, 2014 12:00:30 PM UTC-8, Isaac Thompson wrote:Separate settings for bridging! :)vertical separation between support and model (currently it's just horizontal separation)
I agree with the wipe-in angle for helping hide seams and blobsbought the pro license two days ago, now i need to mod my printer!
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2: Option to make the top X layers of the support completely solid, so the part finishing is better, when support is disaolved
+1 for Brim
what about a purging of filament option? i know the perimeter kinda does this but an option to purge a longer larger amount from a color change?
how about arrow keys that let you scroll through the layers one at a time rather then dragging thru and hoping you get the next layer. Great work thanks for your efforts jon.,
What's your Oversample set to? That uses a potful of RAM.
Bridge setting and Brim !
My biggest wish is still a brim-feature! Helps a lot and is very easy to remove.