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Mac OS 13.x In case of 3D rendering issues, please attach the content of menu Help -> System Info dialog
3D printer brand / version + firmware version (if known)
Prusa I3MK2S + MMUI
Behavior
If I add a modifier (say a cylinder to locally increase perimeters for a heat set insert around a hole for example) Slicer forces me to pick an extruder even though it’s a modifier which then overrides the color(s) for the geometry in the area it occupies on the model.
This is a slicing parameter modifier only, it should not behave as a color override in these cases. IS there a workaround for this, or am I missing something. I could not find a way to have it not force a color change to the entire volume the modifier occupied, which kind of breaks the MMU aspect of the print. In this case I was able to kludge around it as the color changes were in the vertical plane, and occupied the entire xy area around the cylinder, so I ended up using 2 modifiers stacked at the color change, however that is not idea, and in many models would not work at all. There needs to be a way of turning off the color of the modifier and have it just apply the parameter in question one is trying to apply.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Version
2.3.0
Operating system type + version
Mac OS 13.x
In case of 3D rendering issues, please attach the content of menu Help -> System Info dialog
3D printer brand / version + firmware version (if known)
Prusa I3MK2S + MMUI
Behavior
If I add a modifier (say a cylinder to locally increase perimeters for a heat set insert around a hole for example) Slicer forces me to pick an extruder even though it’s a modifier which then overrides the color(s) for the geometry in the area it occupies on the model.
This is a slicing parameter modifier only, it should not behave as a color override in these cases. IS there a workaround for this, or am I missing something. I could not find a way to have it not force a color change to the entire volume the modifier occupied, which kind of breaks the MMU aspect of the print. In this case I was able to kludge around it as the color changes were in the vertical plane, and occupied the entire xy area around the cylinder, so I ended up using 2 modifiers stacked at the color change, however that is not idea, and in many models would not work at all. There needs to be a way of turning off the color of the modifier and have it just apply the parameter in question one is trying to apply.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: