How to not infill the insides of a cylinder...
Ok, lets see if I can accurately describe this, I'm sure it's something simple but here we go...
In Fusion, I've created a 20mm tall cylinder. From the top side, I holed out 5mm and the bottom side, I holed out 10mm. So, there's a wall almost midway inside the cylinder. This is a screw on cap so it's cosmetic. PrusaSlicer uses that internal wall face as infill and it looks horrible.
How can I have PrusaSlicer treat that internal cylinder "wall" as a typical face and not infill? This of this as a tumbler cap that screws onto the tumbler with the bottom threads, and the top is "indented" a few mm's so liquid doesn't spill out...
Does this make sense? Thanks in advance for your help!
Bonus question... I need supports for the "wall", how can I make it so it's not cemented onto the inside of the cylinder? I'd post my 3mf files but it says I can't. PrusaSlicer 2.7.2, MK4, PLA
RE: How to not infill the insides of a cylinder...
You need to ZIP the .3mf file, then attach the Zip File
regards Joan
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RE: How to not infill the insides of a cylinder...
Ugh, I think I knew that... Attaching it now...