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Posted (edited) · Vases with Cura

Is there any way (official or not ;-) to turn off those additional

fill-ins that Cura creates on the inside of not-filled prints?

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This ruins everything...

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    Posted · Vases with Cura

    Maybe "vases" as subject was unfavourable.

    It's really all about how to turn this off.

    Additionally "not official" should read as undocumented

    slicer command line switch, Cura handling trick or

    slicer SW change :-)

     

    Spiralize?

    I would like to have 3 outlines, so this does not work.

     

    Wall only?

    I am sorry. I don't know what this means.

     

    infill 0%?

    This is what is shown in the image and actually my problem.

     

    Which Cura version?

    15.02.1

    Due to the forum changes, it seems impossible to find old

    posts. I assume it was about 2 years ago, I asked the same

    question before. Somewhere around Cura version 13.06.3.

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    Posted · Vases with Cura

    The only way, that I know of, to get rid of this is to set Top/Bottom thickness to 0. But of course this is usually not a solution as you more often than not at least want a bottom on your print.

    Spiralize would work, but not in your case since you want 3 outlines. If you can get by with a wall thickness of something like 0.6 or so that could be done as well by overextruding a bit.

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