katy

Turning off spiralized fixed it! I was able to make the zig zag infill at 0 and 90 degrees and remove the walls. Thank you for your help.

Thanks for your reply! The first screenshot shown is 100% infill showing up empty. I was hoping to set the parameters to generate the code for a zig zag path through Cura, but I'm not sure it's possible. I was thinking if I could print only infill and no walls, I could adjust the dimensions accordingly and get mostly zig zag path. If not, I would at least like to have zig zag infill on each layer, instead of concentric then zig zag, as the second and third screenshots show. This happens when I add bottom layers, no matter the pattern. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

I'm printing clay and cement using a 3DPotter and trying to create gcode using the Ultimaker Cura slicer. I would like to print a cube in one continuous, zig zag line that is parallel to one face of the cube for the first layer, then the next layer is one continuous zig zag line perpendicular to the first, and so on. My line width is between 3 and 7mm. I'm having trouble figuring out how to do this. I thought maybe I could print infill only in a zig zag pattern, but it's not showing up in the preview. Even with walls included, the infill pattern isn't showing up in the preview. If anyone has an idea for how to generate this gcode, I would really appreciate you sharing it! Thanks.