This is why the new Cura has a "infill line width"
This is why the new Cura has a "infill line width"
ignatius you can try the "new cura" beta if you want. Send me a private message and I'll send you a link. I've sliced and printed a few objects with it and it seems to work pretty well. There are still some bugs but I don't think you will notice them.
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gr5 2,224
"it's a bug not a feature". Um. Well it's a feature that you can't control this independently.
Cura has an invisible setting called "line width" which is controlled by a combination of nozzle size and shell width. If (as you should always do) you set the shell width to a multiple of nozzle width then line width will be equal to nozzle width.
All traces - brim/shell/infill/support - everything - is drawn at "line width". It would be nice to have the support be a different line width but there's no way to do that.
So now by default the grid is at 15% fill amount - so with thicker lines the lines are farther apart. If you want the grid lines closer together try 30%.
Also you can reduce the amount of brim lines by half since your nozzle is twice as thick.
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