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Importing model + infill mesh from Fusion 360 - how to preserve accurate position of infill mesh component?
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· Importing model + infill mesh from Fusion 360 - how to preserve accurate position of infill mesh component?
@tinkergnome thank you, I think this is very useful. I had to merge the meshes as per the article, and then ungroup the models, which restores the individual models so that I can designate one as an infill mesh, with the side-effect that the meshes are all located in their correct positions. Thank you!
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I think, the "Merge Models" function in Cura is useful in this case:
https://support.ultimaker.com/hc/en-us/articles/360011738340-How-to-merge-and-group-models-in-Ultimaker-Cura
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@tinkergnome thank you, I think this is very useful. I had to merge the meshes as per the article, and then ungroup the models, which restores the individual models so that I can designate one as an infill mesh, with the side-effect that the meshes are all located in their correct positions. Thank you!
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