Solid Infill Between Perimeter and Infill

[andyjhas]

Simplify3D is putting a thin solid infill section between some perimeters and the infill and I can't figure out why or how to get it to stop. It causes the printer to have short jerky movements and I think its the cause of my prints failing. The only way I have been able to prevent the jerky motion is using concentric fill. I have a CR-10 s5 with an E3d all metal hotend and printing with PLA and the extruder grinds up the filament during these types of movements when it is only extruding a small amount of plastic.

The problem
-The layer after the solid bottom infill

-A layer higher up on the part

With concentric fill
-The layer after the solid bottom infill

-andyjhas

[airscapes]

Advanced tab, change from gapfill to allow single extruded fill and see if that removes the gap fill Zigzags

[andyjhas]

Didn't work, the zigzags are still there.

[horst.w]

Hey, sorry, can't find your FACTORY-File you have attached

horst.w
GER

[NickelPLate]

I'm having the same issue. I'll have to try the single extruded fill when I get home. These zigzags shake my printer pretty violently.

[horst.w]

The coloring of this "zickzack" indicate it as "infill".

Infill is only printed in closed enviroments such as walls or cubes ; nevertheless bottom and top layer may be set to "0" so you can see the infill.

H.