Thanks @ahoeben for the link.
It looks like with this example and the ZOffsetPlugin, I could try to write something generic.
Thanks @ahoeben for the link.
It looks like with this example and the ZOffsetPlugin, I could try to write something generic.
Problem solved: I adapted the Cura-Slow-Z plugin from @5axes in order to allow having a specific speed for bottom layers infill.
This allows for printing bottom layers at high speed, but top layers at low speed so that the large gaps of tri-hexagon infills are filled correctly.
This is a quick and dirty hack but which makes the job. It is available here
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The Arcwelder Plugin hands the gcode to an external command-line postprocessor:
https://github.com/fieldOfView/Cura-ArcWelderPlugin
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