"This is a Single Wall with a Double Wall where there is infill:
Wall Line Count = 1
Extra Infill Wall Count = 1
Extra Skin Wall Count = 0
Alternate Extra Wall = False" this is not true, it double wall at all height
and this happen when I set in Cura 4.8
wall line count = 1
extra infill wall count =3
it only add wall at bottom, not all at all height
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GregValiant 1,409
It looks like apples and oranges to me. The 4.8 image appears to have Wall Line Count = 2 and Extra Infill Wall Count = 2, and Alternate Extra Wall = False. The Arachne image appears to have Wall Line Count = 1, Extra Infill Wall Count = 0, and Alternate Extra Wall = True (There is a possibility that Alternate Extra Wall = False and that the Infill Overlap Percentage is very high).
This ends up with a Single Wall everywhere:
Wall Line Count = 1
Extra Infill Wall Count = 0
Extra Skin Wall Count = 0
Alternate Extra Wall = False
This is a Single Wall with a Double Wall where there is infill:
Wall Line Count = 1
Extra Infill Wall Count = 1
Extra Skin Wall Count = 0
Alternate Extra Wall = False
This is Double Wall everywhere:
Wall Line Count = 2
Extra Infill Wall Count = 0
Extra Skin Wall Count = 0
Alternate Extra Wall = False
This alternates between single and double wall (and in the Arachne image is either the setup used, OR the Infill Overlap is nearly the Line Width).
Wall Line Count = 1
Extra Infill Wall Count = 0
Extra Skin Wall Count = 0
Alternate Extra Wall = True
Setting the Wall Line Count = 1 and the Extra Infill Wall Count = 3 results in 4 walls. Setting the Wall Line Count = 2 and the Extra Infill Wall Count = 2 also results in 4 walls (and 1 of those appears to be the setup used in the 4.8 image). The setting "Connect Infill Lines" will effectively add partial walls where the line connections are made.
"I want to set all layer height is 0.2mm, only 1 outer wall is 0.1mm" There is no setting to have the Outer Wall Layer Height different than the Layer Height. You can have a different "Infill Layer Height". Setting the Infill Layer Height to exactly 2 times the Layer Height (0.4 in this case) means that the infill would go down every other layer and saves time.
To my knowledge (someone from the Cura team may know better) 4.8 and Arachne are the same for the settings mentioned above. FDM is just not a fast process.
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