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But keep in mind that if you are printing somethign with vertical walls like a cylinder or a cube it works great. But if you are printing something with any sloping surfaces (not vertical and not horizontal) then the infill will match one of the shells but not the other.
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That feature is already part of cura.
But keep in mind that if you are printing somethign with vertical walls like a cylinder or a cube it works great. But if you are printing something with any sloping surfaces (not vertical and not horizontal) then the infill will match one of the shells but not the other.
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