Total newbie here, so please be kind.... How do i get these top surfaces to fill solid? https://ibb.co/Y4s53qK You may need to change your "Internal Thin wall Type" to allow single extrusions. If you attach your factory file everyone could look more closely at your extrusion settings and what setti...

facotl wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 18, 2020 8:33 am

Hello,
Prime pillar is continued after the last material transition. It's useless. Could you fix it please ?

You can stop the prime pillar using multiple processes.

See here: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=7141

This is great. It should also display which extruder controller is chosen for each type of speed adjustment. Because Simplify3D allows for different features such as infill, support, and perimeters to have different extruders assigned to them. And those controllers can each have their own extrusion ...

After another test here is what I get: https://partage3d.fr/images/fileuploaded/510_collide.PNG A collide inside the base for the second part! Any idea to fix this? The nozzle can't swivel to allow you to print in those corners. You need to measure what your sequential printing clearances are for y...

monomgabriel wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 15, 2020 4:42 pm

Nice! That was a convinient solution but I can't combine it with sequential printing :

Why can't you? There are multiple models and a process for each one, correct?

I've a, in my opinion, fairly decent guide on how to do this already in Simplify3D. https://forum.simplify3d.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=5977&p=25950#p25947 It focuses on adding speed to autoconfigure sections. But after you've done that you can easily remove the other settings in the autoconfigure "blo...

I've not done this. And I wouldn't suggest it. The three or two in and one out nozzle printers work best when you keep the materials the same. PVA and PLA need to print at different temperatures, speeds, etc. You'd be better off trying to use dual materials with a printer that has separate nozzles a...

It is pretty simple in another program. You hold the shift key down and as the mouse pointer goes over a support it is removed. No need to actually hold or click the mouse button. So you kind of remove supports with a "painting" type motion. it is functional for bulk removal. What software has this...

For simple flat surfaces which have a decent amount of infill below them this could work well. Rafts are heavily extruded and therefore would likely introduce accuracy issues with any complex edges. I can't imagine the horrors of attempting to dial in the tolerances on some tight corners with raft t...

JoshuaYates wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 07, 2019 10:29 am

Download the profile I have attached to this reply. This contains the version 2 profile. My original version 1 profile has the issues you mentioned which might be what you are still using.

Thanks, I'll give it a try!