oh that infill layer thickness great. But IMO if we have only outer wall is 0.1 and all other is 0.2 layer height, we can print with "0.2" time and "0.1" detail looking
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This feature actually exists (well, for the infill) in Cura hidden among the 500 (yes, 500) settings:
infill layer thickness
It allows you to have thin outer walls and thick infill. Such that for example you do infill twice as thick on every other layer.
However doing it your way would work great for objects with vertical walls but that probably represents only 5% of prints. Imagine doing what you suggest for a pyramid? Or anything with sloped walls. Try drawing that as you did above.
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