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· How to use different infill in different areas?
Yes. You can add a support blocker. Move it and scale it to the size you want. Then select "Modify settings for overlaps". The 3 default settings are fine, just add "Infill Pattern" and set it to what you want. You can also add "Infill Density" and have that different in the overlap area as well.
Here the model has a Grid infill at 20%. The overlap area of the support blocker is "triangles" at 10%.
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Yes. You can add a support blocker. Move it and scale it to the size you want. Then select "Modify settings for overlaps". The 3 default settings are fine, just add "Infill Pattern" and set it to what you want. You can also add "Infill Density" and have that different in the overlap area as well.
Here the model has a Grid infill at 20%. The overlap area of the support blocker is "triangles" at 10%.
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