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@Wildbillnye I get you now. The fact that the forum crushes image quality doesn't help.
TBH I don't know what's happening - I'm guessing that the spiralise function is doing that for strength or something? You could submit a bug report and either they'll acknowledge it as a bug, or tell you it's working as intended (and hopefully why).
It's also possible you could generate a slice with the second layer the way you want it (by turning off spiralise) and splicing the gcode files, but if you don't have any experience with that sort of thing, not the world's most simple introduction to gcode mangling.
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Your Google Drive link isn't public (requires permission to access) and you can just attach files to the post anyway.
It's not clear from your picture exactly what you want, but if your problem is that there's more than just the spiralised outer wall on layer 2, set Top/Bottom > Initial Bottom Layers to 1.
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I need my second layer to look exactly how I depicted, one outer wall (red) with one inner wall (green) surrounding a second skin layer (yellow). I need 2 layers on the bottom before the spiralize starts, with the lines pattern going perpendicular to the first layer, as depicted.
I need either the first layer with only one wall and the second layer with 2 walls, or vice versa.
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