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I don't know if this is right, but I've found that looking at it like this gets my head around "Infill".
There is a block of infill that encompasses the entire build volume. Cura uses those portions that intersect a volume of the model where there should be infill.
Consequently, the "mid-point" of the infill pattern is at the mid-point of the build plate.
If you move that block to X0 Y25 (1/2 the model depth) I think you'll get what you want. Cura's "block of infill" will stay where it is, but you will force a different "intersection" with the model.
FWIW, you don't have to set the line directions to [90, 90]. Just [90] will work fine, each layer it goes to the next one in the series and then repeats, so you only need one and it'll repeat that.
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I don't know if this is right, but I've found that looking at it like this gets my head around "Infill".
There is a block of infill that encompasses the entire build volume. Cura uses those portions that intersect a volume of the model where there should be infill.
Consequently, the "mid-point" of the infill pattern is at the mid-point of the build plate.
If you move that block to X0 Y25 (1/2 the model depth) I think you'll get what you want. Cura's "block of infill" will stay where it is, but you will force a different "intersection" with the model.
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FWIW, you don't have to set the line directions to [90, 90]. Just [90] will work fine, each layer it goes to the next one in the series and then repeats, so you only need one and it'll repeat that.
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@GregValiant Thank you so much. It worked :).
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