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Ok, done. Lightning infill was what I was looking for. Thank you

Thank you for your answers. Nosybottle, I think that might be the solution but it will take me some time to understand and try this settings. I will post later to tell you if that worked.

Hello, I would like to save a lot of time and material when I print complex molds by printing them hollow, but I usually can't because of the shape. So I would like to know if it's possible to print support inside a "hollow"(not completly, cause we will need some support inside) object ? It's not very easy to explain so I prepared an exemple : I would like to print the object "etat1", juste a cylinder with 2 paraboloid facing each others. If I try to print it that way, the upper paraboloid will be printed "in the air" and that won't work obviously...(remember infill is set to 0%) So what I really want to know is how to say to Cura (5.1 by the way) to print just a support beetween the 2 paraboloids inside the object like in the picture "etat2" (where that part is very roughly represented by a red box) I think the MAKERBOT MINFILL functiun is about what I'm looking for, but I don't own one of their printers...(and Cura is certainly better 😅) Thank you