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Please add Cubic Subdivision to S3D!

ME too, I really look forward to having a progressive infill so it is less dense where it is less needed!

I will not use cura just for that.!

AFM

bump! i want that Cura stuff in s3d too.
I like s3d way more then cura which is so bad in placing external support compare to s3d.
But i have to say Cura people are very creative in things like tree support or cubic infill or ironing.
Alot of stuff our s3d experts could hook on and implement - s3d was always the winner slicer to me, but they should not lay back too long.

Even if there are manual ways of adding ironing i think a software with that price could add a checkbox and do the rest for me.
Cubic infill will be hard to add manual i guess, same for tree support
So i hope s3d will add such stuff soon.

Add me to the list of interested parties.

I'd also like to voice my support for this type of infill as well as adding more variety to the infill patterns(though this one is most certainly a priority)

I am also interested in this option.

Hi I would love to see cubic infill too, really useful

Would also love to see Cubic infill or any type of 3D infill would be awsome

+1

+1 for cubic (and gyroid) infill paterns

It should be based on studies for perpendicular versus transverse compression/tension loads.

Quick google

CNC Kitchen - TESTING 3D printed INFILL PATTERNS for their STRENGTH
data for anisotropic(ish) infills https://youtu.be/upELI0HmzHc?t=365
data for isotropic(ish) infills https://youtu.be/upELI0HmzHc?t=376
tester remarks: 3D honeycomb for isotropic is worse (thus this should not be priority viewtopic.php?t=5037) compared to cubic and gyroid

MIT News Office - Researchers design one of the strongest, lightest materials known
http://news.mit.edu/2017/3-d-graphene-s ... rials-0106

Thiyagarajan, Kaushik - Bio Inspired Lightweight Composite Material Design for 3D Printing
https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/cgi/vie ... ontext=etd