The problem is that when using layers like .35 or higher, the gap between the support and the part gets too big to be useful.
Now here is the solution:
For being an expensive program, it should have more features not less than a free program.
Bad/Lazy support settings
The supports in slicer are great for printing layers lower than .2mm
The problem is that when using layers like .35 or higher, the gap between the support and the part gets too big to be useful.
Now here is the solution:
For being an expensive program, it should have more features not less than a free program.
The problem is that when using layers like .35 or higher, the gap between the support and the part gets too big to be useful.
Now here is the solution:
For being an expensive program, it should have more features not less than a free program.
Re: Bad/Lazy support settings
I completely understand but finally found a solution after a few years.
Check this out on how to set this up but this will give you complete control on the gap distance. Wish this was a feature built in and gets very complicated.
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=12955
Check this out on how to set this up but this will give you complete control on the gap distance. Wish this was a feature built in and gets very complicated.
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=12955
Re: Bad/Lazy support settings
This has been discussed before - and I agree.
I could be a little tricky to program, but parts can be run with different layer settings in different processes, the layer height in support should be able to adjust near the contact point to make an absolute distance setting possible.
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2128&start=10
I could be a little tricky to program, but parts can be run with different layer settings in different processes, the layer height in support should be able to adjust near the contact point to make an absolute distance setting possible.
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2128&start=10
Re: Bad/Lazy support settings
doing to separate process is working great for me. One for support the other for the model. Just now S3D just annoys me all the time say the processes overlap and again if I want to generate support. So now I have to hit Yes and then No all the time. accidentally hit yes once which you can't see in the preview and had a real mess during the print since support was being double extruded.
