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>use the support blocker ( 6th icon on the left side missing a tool tip ) to generate a generic cube model OR add a model of your own for custom shapes
> select the model you just placed
> select Per Model Settings ( 5th icon down on left side also missing tool tip )
> change the mesh type to "Modify Settings For Overlaps"
> hit the "select settings" button and add the "infill density" option
> set the infill density as required ( in my case I needed 100% infill for a section of my model )
> move the model/mesh to where you need it.
The end result is a model with different infill densities as specified by the overlapping of the modified "support blocker" model/mesh.
Another Cura release has arrived and in this 5.8 beta release, the focus is on improving Z seams, as well as completing support for the full Method series of printers by introducing a profile for the UltiMaker Method.
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>use the support blocker ( 6th icon on the left side missing a tool tip ) to generate a generic cube model OR add a model of your own for custom shapes
> select the model you just placed
> select Per Model Settings ( 5th icon down on left side also missing tool tip )
> change the mesh type to "Modify Settings For Overlaps"
> hit the "select settings" button and add the "infill density" option
> set the infill density as required ( in my case I needed 100% infill for a section of my model )
> move the model/mesh to where you need it.
The end result is a model with different infill densities as specified by the overlapping of the modified "support blocker" model/mesh.
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