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Solid infill changes two directions. But sometimes one direction causes a lot of turnarounds. This slows down the speed of print and the printer starts to vibrate a lot.
I propose to enable variable solid infill angle which changes angle according to filled space. If the turnarounds are too close (some threshold) then rotate the infill by a specified angle (to be set by user, typically 45°). It could use clock and anti-clockwise direction. If the result is better than the original then keep the new one.
This wouldn't apply for the first/last X (user defined) layers. On the other hand, this could also apply for narrow spaces which are filled along. There is so little space so 2 threads are too much thus 1 thread has to be used. In case of variable angle, it could be filled much better.
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Solid infill changes two directions. But sometimes one direction causes a lot of turnarounds. This slows down the speed of print and the printer starts to vibrate a lot.
I propose to enable variable solid infill angle which changes angle according to filled space. If the turnarounds are too close (some threshold) then rotate the infill by a specified angle (to be set by user, typically 45°). It could use clock and anti-clockwise direction. If the result is better than the original then keep the new one.
This wouldn't apply for the first/last X (user defined) layers. On the other hand, this could also apply for narrow spaces which are filled along. There is so little space so 2 threads are too much thus 1 thread has to be used. In case of variable angle, it could be filled much better.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: