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Why Cura doesn't support different layer height at the same layer?
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· Why Cura doesn't support different layer height at the same layer?
This only works if your part is identical on every layer. Like a vertical cylinder.
Most parts are more complicated. So for example if you print something with a slope - like a pyramid - each layer higher up is smaller and you can't make the infill or support touch the walls perfectly on each layer if the support or infill are thicker layers than the outer surface.
However there are indeed 2 features:
infill layer thickness
support infill layer thickness
You must choose a value that is a multiple of the layer thickness. It might be that this feature is disabled if you use adaptive layers - not sure. "support infill layer thickness" doesn't affect most support patterns but it does affect some of them. and it only affects the inner layers.
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This only works if your part is identical on every layer. Like a vertical cylinder.
Most parts are more complicated. So for example if you print something with a slope - like a pyramid - each layer higher up is smaller and you can't make the infill or support touch the walls perfectly on each layer if the support or infill are thicker layers than the outer surface.
However there are indeed 2 features:
infill layer thickness
support infill layer thickness
You must choose a value that is a multiple of the layer thickness. It might be that this feature is disabled if you use adaptive layers - not sure. "support infill layer thickness" doesn't affect most support patterns but it does affect some of them. and it only affects the inner layers.
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