Oh my god, you just saved my life. Google failed me with results. Thank you for this!!!!
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Oh my god, you just saved my life. Google failed me with results. Thank you for this!!!!
There are other tricks. If you want to increase infill density in your model you can put holes through your model - but holes so small that they will hold no air. Cura will put "wall" lines around it and if you have enough of these holes it can be completely solid plastic in that area. Then to make it better, don't have the holes quite reach the outer skin of your part so they aren't visible from the outside of the part.
The nice thing about this is you can give your STL to other people and they can use other slicers and it will work with all slicers and with all "normal" settings.
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gr5 2,267
Yes! This feature already exists in cura. There's many ways to implement this - all quite similar. So this video explains it pretty well but... the GUI has changed a little bit. It's still pretty similar so I think you can easily figure out how to do the same thing with the latest version of Cura:
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