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· Can I change print settings during printing?
S3D slicer will let you do that because it has a crude ability to change settings at a given height. Because Cura is much more sophisticated and lets you change settings by using an STL region (for example reduce infill inside this spherical shape) it can't change layer height because STL files don't necessarily completely start and stop on one layer.
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· Can I change print settings during printing?
You can't do that thing, but you can use adaptive layer height. You won't be able to control where the layer will be lower but theoretically it should be more precise where it's needed
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ahoeben 1,981
You can change *some* settings at a certain height, but layerheight is not one of them.
See Extensions -> Post processing -> Modify G-code -> Add script -> Change at Z
More control is possible with the per model settings tool, but that one also will not let you change the layer height.
https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667417981430
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S3D slicer will let you do that because it has a crude ability to change settings at a given height. Because Cura is much more sophisticated and lets you change settings by using an STL region (for example reduce infill inside this spherical shape) it can't change layer height because STL files don't necessarily completely start and stop on one layer.
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