Collect sample color blocks to test the top-layer surface processing effects of different slicing software

With0.2 millimetersPrint the floor height and enable it.Printing thin-walled objectsOptions.

Top-level model

• Cura: lines, zigzags, and concentric circles
• PrusaSlicer: linear type, monotonic type, Hilbert curve, aligned linear type, Archimedean string, octagonal spiral, concentric circles

Print using the corresponding top-level pattern. You can use the regular settings, or you can increase the line width appropriately

Ironing treatment

EnableIron itfunction, and selectOnly iron the top layerOptions

Rough skin

Strictly speaking, it's not a top-level surface treatment, because the rough skin mainly applies to the side of the model, so the color block needs to be printed vertically. You need to add a custom setting module and only enable the rough skin in the sample area. At the same time, please use the skirt edge for printing.

Operation guide for adding a custom setting module in Cura:

• Create a support and blocking module
• Set the dimensions to x: 36, y: 5, z: 19.
• Set the position to x: 0, y: 2.5, z: 2
• Set the grid type toModify the settings of the overlapping parts
• ChooseCut the grid
• AddRough skinSelect the option and set it to enabled
• ChoosePrinting thin-walled objects

Guide to adding modification modules to PrusaSlicer:

• Right-click the object and selectAdd some adjectives>Rectangular prismTo create a modification module
• Select the rectangular box and uncheck the size lock in the component details
• Set the dimensions to x: 36, y: 5, z: 19.
• Set the position to x: 0, y: -2, z: -3.5
• Right-click on the rectangular object and selectAdd settings>Rough skin
• Set the option for rough skin toExternal wall
• ChooseDetect thin-walled objects