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· Suggestion for possible slicing optimization
It's worth noting that Cura, by default, almost always prints parts of layers in a certain order (IIRC it's support > walls > skin > infill) because each feature type will have the same flow rate, so obviously that affects where it goes.
You can submit this as a feature request though and see what the developers have to say.
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· Suggestion for possible slicing optimization
Agreed, I had noticed that it prints in exactly the order you specify. That's my fault for not explicitly calling it out, but when searching for the next segment, it would only want to consider segments in the part it's working on. So all the support first, then all the walls, then all the skin segments, and finally all the infill.
That said, thank you for the pointer to the feature request page, I'll give that a try and see what happens. I'm sure you'll agree that it's no big deal if the developers don't even look at it, but it might be able to help
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It's worth noting that Cura, by default, almost always prints parts of layers in a certain order (IIRC it's support > walls > skin > infill) because each feature type will have the same flow rate, so obviously that affects where it goes.
You can submit this as a feature request though and see what the developers have to say.
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Agreed, I had noticed that it prints in exactly the order you specify. That's my fault for not explicitly calling it out, but when searching for the next segment, it would only want to consider segments in the part it's working on. So all the support first, then all the walls, then all the skin segments, and finally all the infill.
That said, thank you for the pointer to the feature request page, I'll give that a try and see what happens. I'm sure you'll agree that it's no big deal if the developers don't even look at it, but it might be able to help
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