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Internal brim for isles / supports #3993

Open Leozolt opened 7 years ago

Leozolt commented 7 years ago

Hello I Mould-top.zip am using 1.3 dev and the internal brim feature comes handy for me but it doesn't work on internal "exteriors" / let's say supports that are internal.

here is a zipped stl as an example and the first layer as picture showing how the center doesn't have a brim if I set 5mm exterior and 5mm interior brim. image

Regards TT

Leozolt commented 7 years ago

I also understand that I should/could enlarge the center somehow but for me the issue is that ther is no brim on it. Regards and thank you for understanding,

TT

lordofhyphens commented 7 years ago

@Leozolt the config needs to be included, your text doesn't indicate if you provided an exported config or not.

Leozolt commented 7 years ago

@lordofhyphens I have added the config in this zip. (config bundle crashes so this is a simple config export) It's not generated support material, it's a pillar inside the piece that acts as a support though.

Regards, TT Mould-top.zip

lordofhyphens commented 7 years ago

Thanks.

We want simple config exports in the first place. Bundles don't tell us what you were using and contain a lot of unnecessary information.

Leozolt commented 7 years ago

I think internal surfaces should also get brims.

What I mean is that isles(1 - 6) inside an object(7) should get a brim on its outside/inside according to Exterior brim width/Interior brim width OR an optional "Inner isle exterior brim width/Inner isle interior brim width"(4 as example)

The inside of 4 should get a Brim anyway since it is an interior of the part (outer shell) itself?

brim-inner-isles

brim-example

This should be independent of #4004 that is more like post editing individual edges of surfaces.

regards TT