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Figure 2.51: Variable layer height options - Info.
It is worth noting the height of the model, as this will be useful when
calculating the maximum Z height.
The second tab (fig. 2.52) presents a table where each row defines a
layer height for a particular range along the Z axis, given in millimeters.
In this example the walls of the model are printed at 0.4mm, the steeper
parts of the roof are printed at 0.2mm, and the less steep at 0.15mm. Note
that each range divides exactly by the given layer height so there are no
”gaps” between subsections.
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