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Cura 2.3 Infill issue for new patterns: Cubic and Tethraedral
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· Cura 2.3 Infill issue for new patterns: Cubic and Tethraedral
I think you are mistaken. It's quite hard to see the 3d pattern by just looking at 2d layers.
The cubic pattern has triangles / hexagons on each layer, while tetrahedral has 4 regular spaces line grids in two directions. (The two line grids in the same direction sway back and forth)
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I think you are mistaken. It's quite hard to see the 3d pattern by just looking at 2d layers.
The cubic pattern has triangles / hexagons on each layer, while tetrahedral has 4 regular spaces line grids in two directions. (The two line grids in the same direction sway back and forth)
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