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This specific application is one I struggle with aswell but I think I ended up getting what you are looking for:
These are the steps I've done
1. Add Mesh and make it overlap with all of the top layers.
2. Make it a cutting mesh
3. Define Bottom Layer 0 in the cutting mesh
4. Define Top Layers 0 in the "normal model"
5. Alter the Wall Line Count, Infill Density and in this case also the infill pattern to make it extra clear.
Was that what you were looking for?
You can also attempt the "beefing up" without a cutting mesh.
Just increasing the Extra Skin Wall Count and Skin Edge Support layers.
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· Changing the Infill and wall density at height
Well dang that worked.
Thank you. IT appears that it must have something to do with the top and bottom function. Once I adjusted like you it worked great. Thanks ever so much.
This specific application is one I struggle with aswell but I think I ended up getting what you are looking for:
These are the steps I've done
1. Add Mesh and make it overlap with all of the top layers.
2. Make it a cutting mesh
3. Define Bottom Layer 0 in the cutting mesh
4. Define Top Layers 0 in the "normal model"
5. Alter the Wall Line Count, Infill Density and in this case also the infill pattern to make it extra clear.
Was that what you were looking for?
You can also attempt the "beefing up" without a cutting mesh.
Just increasing the Extra Skin Wall Count and Skin Edge Support layers.
Use of blockers to do this is perfect! Thanks for sharing
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Hey @rickyg32,
This specific application is one I struggle with aswell but I think I ended up getting what you are looking for:
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These are the steps I've done
1. Add Mesh and make it overlap with all of the top layers.
2. Make it a cutting mesh
3. Define Bottom Layer 0 in the cutting mesh
4. Define Top Layers 0 in the "normal model"
5. Alter the Wall Line Count, Infill Density and in this case also the infill pattern to make it extra clear.
Was that what you were looking for?
You can also attempt the "beefing up" without a cutting mesh.
Just increasing the Extra Skin Wall Count and Skin Edge Support layers.
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rickyg32 2
Well dang that worked.
Thank you. IT appears that it must have something to do with the top and bottom function. Once I adjusted like you it worked great. Thanks ever so much.
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Use of blockers to do this is perfect! Thanks for sharing
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