supermerill added a commit that referenced this issue on Aug 21, 2021.
Super slicer gap fill code#
supermerill added the fixed for the next version label on Aug 21, 2021. supermerill / SuperSlicer Public forked from prusa3d/PrusaSlicer Notifications Fork 1.4k Star 2.9k Code Issues 1. I'm tracking it, but it's not ready for prime time yet. supermerill changed the title Gap Fill not consistent Add Gap Fill on thin empty surfaces on Mar 18, 2021. PrusaSlicer 2.4alpha has added an option to disable gap fill.Ĭura's Arachne engine, currently in Alpha, is intended to adjust perimeter extrusions to address this issue.
Unfortunately, a lot of well-meaning people will explain that your walls should be designed to be an even multiple of your extrusion width thick, but that's not quite correct. The pop-up tooltip help alludes to this but isn't particularly clear. The slicer calculates the number of perimeter extrusions to make the wall, and any leftover is filled in with gap fill if the area is too small for solid. The slicer calculates the number of perimeter extrusions to make the wall, and any "leftover" is filled in with gap fill if the area is too small for solid infill. To make life more interesting, the amount of overlap is dependent on layer height. Walls are, however, made up of one or more perimeter extrusions of your specified with, but they overlap slightly (and non-intuitively). I dont recommend it unless its in every layer. I even tried turning off force 100 fill volume but the gapfill is still there. There is a setting, but in cura it affects all the layers so later on youll see it in the Walls. If you’re relying on your slicer’s automatic ‘Generate Supports’ command, then this will likely be the basis for the placement and number of supports. You walls will not be an even multiple of the perimeter extrusion width thick. Merill, even with all 3 infill patterns (top, bottom, solid set to rectilinear and with gap fill unticked and speed set to zer that slot button model shows 3 sections of gap fill on the preview. The usual rule of thumb in 3D printing is that any overhanging feature that is angled more than 45 degrees from the vertical will need to be reinforced with a support structure. The Slic3r flow math page provides the details.
Slic3r/PrusaSlicer math - Walls are not an even multiple of extrusion widthĪs notes, there is some overlap between wall extrusions for strength.
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