I would like to request a setting to selectively print perimeter lines for the Internal Bridge Infill to anchor to. The attached project is, I believe, the Minimum Reproducible Example for this behaviour and will consistently demonstrate this behaviour: 3D View Different patterns will provide prints with different qualities, such as prints that are. Right click on your part, Add settings, infill, and checkbox mark on 'Top infill pattern'. The infill pattern refers to the pattern of the interior of a 3D print. Ive been doing a set in 2-tone using the color change. They look super cool Most people dont get to see the infill, so thats fun to share also. This would use much more filament than Solution 1 and wouldn't completely solve the issue if using fill_pattern = Gyroid. These are the 5 Top fill patterns in Prusa slicer.This would typically use more filament than Solution 1 anyway, unless I were to painstakingly apply this to only the relevant layers. Setting infill_anchor_max and infill_anchor to high values (such as 10000) doesn't solve this, as the Internal Bridge Infill is often printed before the Internal Infill's perimeter.0-5 infill can be valuable for fast prototypes that don’t need to be strong or look good and instead are just necessary to support later layers rather than provide any sort of strength. The Neosanding was later integrated by Ultimaker into their Cura slicer. In my mind, this setting has its own place, where this layer needs to be printed with a high quality. Slicer’s auto-generatednfill patterns create different grid-like patterns inside your object which gives the top layers of your model more support. Neotko prototyped Neosanding a smoothing of top surfaces in Simplif圓D by running a second infill phase at the same print height with zero or a tiny extrusion rate perpendicularly to the first infill run. Using Supporting Dense Layer is undesirable, as this uses substantially more filament, where a single perimeter line to anchor the Internal Bridge Infill to would suffice.Internal Bridge Infill often prints onto thin air, as mentioned in Issue #1185.

Internal-bridge-infill-mre.zip Background Info Parameters: Fill patern is not '(filled)', 'Enforcefullfillvolume' is off, nozzle is 0.8. Then I adjust the flow and get somewhat better result for bottom and top (75). Visual animation looks nice, but on printer its terrible. They are ovelflowing and ruining the layer. Feature Request: Internal Bridge Infill Selective Perimeter All fills (except the infill) are to rich.

Super slicer infill patterns