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enhancement: Allow Fuzzy Skin to be printed on a face #637

Open ipodsync opened 1 year ago

ipodsync commented 1 year ago

In addition to being able to apply fuzzy skin to outside or all faces it would be nice to be able to specify the faces to apply it to.

I'd love to leverage this ability, but the present options make impractical for what I'm printing.

Benderrodrigu3z commented 1 year ago

there is a paint bucket tool, is that what your looking for?

JstBecause commented 1 year ago

there is a paint bucket tool, is that what your looking for?

A paint bucket tool, or brush, etc to choose which surfaces you want the fuzzy skin on would be a great addition. I have a print I want to try just a few walls to be fuzzy, while keeping the inside (due to how tightly it fits around another piece) not fuzzy.

psiberfunk commented 1 year ago

It feels like you can almost do it with the present options, but the modifier objects do stupid things like make extra lines. Here's an example with a cylinder and a modifier cube, which makes only part of it fuzzy.. but introduces a new obnoxious set of walls in the middle of the cylinder.. to be fair, this is also a problem in upstream prusaSlicer.

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psiberfunk commented 1 year ago

Interestingly, in prusaSlicer, you can do this with with a good effect with height range modifiers (but probably not what you want here).. which BambuSlicer sorely lacks.. I wish they would have it for other reasons:

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JstBecause commented 1 year ago

It feels like you can almost do it with the present options, but the modifier objects do stupid things like make extra lines. Here's an example with a cylinder and a modifier cube, which makes only part of it fuzzy.. but introduces a new obnoxious set of walls in the middle of the cylinder.. to be fair, this is also a problem in upstream prusaSlicer.

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Yeah this is a known bug in all these products. Or maybe not be a bug, but not how it is designed. Would work absolutely great if it did work the way it is supposed to! Would make a lot of peoples lives easier. 🤣

Benderrodrigu3z commented 1 year ago

if you want to all be fuzzy then put it over the entire object? not sure why that's difficult.... again I don't work for Bambu

psiberfunk commented 1 year ago

if you want to all be fuzzy then put it over the entire object? not sure why that's difficult.... again I don't work for Bambu

That’s not what he’s asking for . He’s asking for the ability to “paint” the fuzzyness arbitrarily like you “paint” support enforcers or color onto a model , which is a good idea in general . Probably somewhat high dev effort , but a cool idea

SillacSaurfang commented 1 year ago

I would absolutely love this, I've always wanted it from a slicer. Fuzzy skin as it works now is great for single-piece items, but manually blocking out the internals or interfacing parts of a complex or curved object with modifiers can be a nightmare.

Photogad commented 1 year ago

Yes, PLEASE!

hutje commented 1 month ago

Apparently this problem is still not fixed😔 Is there any possibility it would be released anytime soon?