1 hour ago, Jaume said:The infill close to the perimeter it's a lot more complex/different than the object's inside infill. I'd like an homogeneous infill-only object...
You need to use an infill that doesn't connect the ends of the infill lines where they meet the shell. There are settings to enable that feature.
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berndjm 16
Hi,
no idea -why- you want to do this![:O](//content.invisioncic.com/ultimake/emoticons/5a33abe2058a2_1f631copy.png)
In Cura 2.3 this is possible.
Just set "Wall Line Count" (Wall Thickness), "Top Layers" (Top Thickness), "Bottom Layers" (Bottom Thickness) to 0.
Regards Bernd
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Jaume 2
Hi,
I'm also interested in a infill-only print. Setting the wall line count and the others to 0 kind of does it but not really.
The infill close to the perimeter it's a lot more complex/different than the object's inside infill. I'd like an homogeneous infill-only object...
Any help welcome!
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