yellowshark 153
personally I am not sure what the problem is; just add a layer or reduce the top layers speed; if you are printing fast enough so that the first of the top layers does not print well over the infill then you would probably want to reduce the speed of the top layers anyway to ensure a quality surface finish.
I have not used it but you could also use the option Gradual Infill Steps which, as I read it, seems to increase the infill density as you approach the top layers - indeed this may be a very good solution. But it is not a problem I have ever had as I always make sure I define enough top layers, which of course varies with layer thickness, to get a quality surface.
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gr5 2,224
I don't think this exists. I was going to suggest going to 4 layers instead of 3 but you already suggested it. 🙂 Note that 4 layers instead of 3 will take the exact same amount of time as printing the first of the 3 layers at 50% (but a little more material).
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