0405 Slic3r Final Results and support setup Video Lecture | Learn 3D Modelling: The Ultimate Blender Guide - Software Development

okay so let's look at the results of
this these are the two in the back that
the old ones and then the two in the
front here are the new ones and you can
see right here that the sphere is now
active okay you get this little tiny
bump something you can send off but what
that was is when the extruder head went
from this to this that movement left
that little bump also you can see
because I'd ever turn the temperature
back up we get these little strands
every once awhile now this is aesthetics
versus structure okay actually this is a
really nice part something you can clean
up with a file in two seconds and you
know you should be happy with something
like this especially the correlating to
the size of it 20 millimeters you know
and using a point 5 j head which is
rather big to be printing small things
like this okay but um let's look at
another thing that we have to worry
about and that is what happens when i
get something like this okay i went tab
i highlighted one vertice i hit l and
then i deleted it on the one side okay
and then what we're going to do is at
tab and export this bad boy as a still
then we're going to export it as bridge
one leg still all right let's hop over
to our server and I'm going to take that
copy it I'm going to move it onto my
desktop just be organized
paste that in go to slicer delete all
put that in there again I'm going to
follow with the idea that printing more
is better at this stage because there's
a lot a lot of little detail here for 20
mil and it'll help out so under printing
settings let's go to support material
and make sure you click this now there's
rectangular there's a few of them I
either like honeycomb or rectangular I
think honeycomb would be better in this
case so and it's fun to watch print the
space pattern 2.5 that's fine and angle
pattern being 0 yep and we'll leave
everything else alone and just going to
export export
okay so what I'm going to do is load
that file and quickly print it over
there and I'll show you the results in
the next video