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Supporting the first bottom solid layer #4778

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xxsteven69xx opened this issue Apr 9, 2019 · 2 comments
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Supporting the first bottom solid layer #4778

xxsteven69xx opened this issue Apr 9, 2019 · 2 comments

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@xxsteven69xx
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Let me start off saying I have no experience programming. I wonder how hard it would be to implement a way to guarantee that the first bottom solid layer will allways attach to infill/perimeter.

Example of problem:

Start of first bottom layer

Idea 1 is to take the perimeter and grow/expand it until something like (first_bottom_solid_layer_contact_area)=(first_bottom_solid_layer_perimeter_length) x 50%

Fist bottom layer idea 1

Idea 2 is to just make sure it is attached on all ends

Fist bottom layer idea 2

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supermerill commented Apr 9, 2019

Something like that?
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I'm doing something very similar in my fork in https://github.com/supermerill/Slic3r/wiki/Dense-infill-under-solid-layer

hard it would be to implement a way to guarantee that the first bottom solid layer will allways attach to perimeter

easy : just fill the layer.

hard it would be to implement a way to guarantee that the first bottom solid layer will allways attach to infill

hard: The information is not here, you have to modify a great deal the way slic3r does the infill.

@xxsteven69xx
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Yeah, that would work. Just trying brain storm on how to make slic3r more idiot proof. I'm a fan of less infill and more perimeters. It has gotten me into trouble a few times.

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