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Cannot get infill to print after doing Vase, surface, spiralize prints
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· Cannot get infill to print after doing Vase, surface, spiralize prints
there should be a profile drop down where you can choose for example "Draft 0.2". There should be a star there. Click that start. This shows you all the deviations from the standard profile. Look for settings and values in italics in the lower right corner of that dialog. Make sure you click both the "global settings" tab at the top of that table and the "extruder" tab(s). Look carefully at all the settings you have changed that are different from the standard settings. All the ones that are italic in the current column are modified.
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· Cannot get infill to print after doing Vase, surface, spiralize prints
yep that's what it was! thank you! I was surprised I couldn't use a profile that had spiralize and then turn that off for the model I'm working on. Now I know!
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there should be a profile drop down where you can choose for example "Draft 0.2". There should be a star there. Click that start. This shows you all the deviations from the standard profile. Look for settings and values in italics in the lower right corner of that dialog. Make sure you click both the "global settings" tab at the top of that table and the "extruder" tab(s). Look carefully at all the settings you have changed that are different from the standard settings. All the ones that are italic in the current column are modified.
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