Gineisvasconcelos

Oh I'll try to message another board too, thank you! I used the 3D archive, I can import my file to CURA with no problems, the thing I wanted was to import a file as a printing support while another file was used as the actual printing object.

But I want to use it as a support not a drawing, not sure I understood what you wrote, sorry. (If you're refering to the fact that is showing as a 2D drawing I imported as a 3D on cura, just used the 2D to ilustrate)

Alright, my idea is: First step: Import a CAD drawing to the CURA (This is ging to be my project to be printed) Second step: Import another CAD drawing on CURA (This one I want to use as a support) Third step: Turn on the overlaping support option on my "imported support" so it changes the percentage of filling The first picture is the drawing and the second one is the "support" that I'm going to use as a cover to the first one, this way I'll be able to have a "eskeleton", like a middle axis, with a certain percentage, and the parts that are overlapped by the support are going to be done with a minor percentage

It was more of a question on how I import a model to use if I don't want to use the square support that shows on the default mode

Thanks for the suggestions guys, the thing is that I want to import a support but not exactly use it as a support, I want to position it over my part and use the "modify setings through overlap" so I can have some variations inside my part, that why I wanted to use a custom support

Hello everyone! I want to add a drawning I have on CAD as a support on CURA, anyone knows how can I do that? I saw that there was some custom support plug-ins but not anymore so far I've saw.

THAT'S IT! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

Oh sorry, yes I have the original drawings

I think that's kind of what I'm trying to do, more like remove the infill and substitute it with another infill, how do I disable it for some specific regions only?

It's more as if I want to leave some "empty" spaces on my part, I have a original CAD drawing that I've sliced thought CURA and got a G-Code out of it, but I want to modify the internal part so I have some blanks on it, for that I creater a smaller part on CAD, sliced through CURA and got another G-Code, Now I want to move the part of the G-Code that is responsible for the internal mapping to the other G-Code program. Makes sense?

Hello! I'm pretty new to the Cura software and I was trying to read and understand the G-Code for some modifications I need to do. Basically I want to chance the inner filler of a sliced part but keep it's outer filling but I'm unsure of which part is it, reading through the G-Code I noticed we have SKIRT, WALL OUTER, WALL INNER and so on,, some of then appearing more than once, my question is, which part is responsable for the outside of a part? And which for the inside? If I only want to alter the inside where should I write?