Multimaterial Painting. Only one layer?
Im sure there is a setting, that I am just missing... but..
When multi material painting an object, is there a way to 'paint' more than just the topmost layer?
It would be GREAT if we could pick how many lines inward it goes, as many filaments dont show up well unless they can be layered with at least two layers.
It reads like you are not using multi-*material* but multicolour.
Painting is an afterthought tool for use if you have no other easily available option. Colourability is really a CAD function, not a slicer one.
For depth control you have much more flexibility by breaking the model into different colour parts/layers in CAD then loading as parts - or if you have patience and a steady hand print monochrome and paint with enamels post printing.
Cheerio,
RE: Multimaterial Painting. Only one layer?
Use the brush to paint and choose the sphere option. This creates a ball of color that penetrates the object. Slice it and pull the layer slider down to see the effect on the inner layers at the point you painted.
RE: Multimaterial Painting. Only one layer?
It is possible to draw more than the top layer when drawing an object with multiple materials, especially in 3D rendering and design software such as Blender, ZBrush, Substance Painter.