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GregValiant 1,411
That has to be in your settings.
Make sure you are in "Custom" so all settings are available.
To the right of the "Search Settings" box is an icon with three lines on it. Click on that and set the visibility to "All".
Set the "Top Layers". "Bottom Layers", and "Initial Bottom Layers" to zero.
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GregValiant 1,411
What is a "BioActive Scaffold"? (Please use short words.)
If you are trying to print a bunch of single extrusions in an alternating grid pattern then maybe printing a cube with "Lines" infill, no walls and no floor is what you need. You can specify the distance between the infill lines. You can also specify the angle of the lines.
A 0.4 nozzle with a 0.4 line width and a 0.4 layer height and the Infill Line Distance at .8 would look like what you have there. With the Infill Flow at 78% (difference between the area of a .4 diameter and a .4 square) you might get round sausages stacked up with .8mm gaps between them.
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YenJiWai 1
thank you, I tried printing a cube, but the bottom still exists even though I set 'no bottom'. the infill lines start from the 3rd layer
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