Hi Smithy,
Well, I did try different line width and the result is the same: no top layers. That was until I turn on the infill, then I got what I wanted... But why the infill is iportant to get top layers ???
Hi Smithy,
Well, I did try different line width and the result is the same: no top layers. That was until I turn on the infill, then I got what I wanted... But why the infill is iportant to get top layers ???
Can you save your project and upload it here please, then we can look into it.
Maybe @smartavionics has some ideas why it happens.
or make a small test model with the 1.6 wall and print it. In the print the walls might just fill/melt together, when not try 1.5.
Similar issue with CURA 4(Beta)
1 hour ago, Peirof said:Similar issue with CURA 4(Beta)
Please provide a project file that shows the issue, otherwise there is no way we can help you!
Here the STL file in Question
and the setting used
And Here is the result:side walls have no top layers
Hello @Framar, I'm unsure as to what's happening there but perhaps when you set the infill to 0% it disables the fill gaps between walls feature as well as the regular infill? Those top layers you are referring to are generated by the fill gaps between walls feature and are not regular skin.
Incidentally, my Cura releases have a new implementation of the wall gap filling which appears to do a nice job with that model. If you want to try it out you can find the releases at https://www.dropbox.com/sh/s43vqzmi4d2bqe2/AAADdYdSu9iwcKa0Knqgurm4a?dl=0
They can be installed alongside the Ultimaker releases without affecting them.
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What is your line width in Cura? I guess it is not 0.8, but it is 0.75mm because Cura uses 7/8 of the nozzle size for the line width per default. So your wall has to be 1.5mm to achieve that what you expect.
Try to change the line width to 0.8, should not make any difference and try it again.
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