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Next I came across a conical slicer https://github.com/RotBotSlicer/Transform I managed to get him to do the same thing he does Slicer4RTN But this also did not give the correct result. Spring has come, it's time to work. I work as a builder. I haven't touched this topic for almost a year. During the winter holidays I started looking again, and was surprised to find that in Creality Print in experimental this mode is implemented. called Angle of Slope Slice My joy knew no bounds, but after trying it I realized that there were shortcomings, extruder rises high when changing each layer. I wrote to them on github describing the problem. https://github.com/CrealityOfficial/CrealityPrint/issues/67 Also wrote on github Ultimaker Cura with a question about adding such functionality https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/issues/18333 My hope is that this will be implemented properly.

Yes, I know. But I want to do 3D printing under angle on a regular 3D printer. To print in 3 axis, x,y,z like in the video above

I want to tell you how I was looking for a slicer that does slicing at an angle. The first thing I found was Slicer4RTN https://github.com/Spiritdude/Slicer4RTN It works as follows: first the model is distorted Then the distorted model is sliced with a slicer Then the inverse transformation is applied. And ideally we should get a picture like this But unfortunately this was not the case No additional layer on the wall In reality it looks like this After much thought I realized that it would be more correct not to distort model before slicing and turn to the angle we need then slice and apply the inverse transformation Here is an example of a rotated model sliced Cura as you can see there are additional layers Here is the reference result received in BlackBelt Cura This is the result I would like to get

Is work on the plugin completely stopped?