Fuzzy Top Surface - Fuzzyficator

[RocketSled]

Fuzzyficator Introduces Nonplanar Fuzzy Skin for Top Surfaces in 3D Printing...

[IanCL_RE]

Hi. I’m new to trying scripts in Bambu. Should the fuzzification show up in the preview? I’m using Bambu Studio 1.10.2.76 with an X1E.

[RocketSled]

No, I don’t think so. It’s a post-processing script, the slicer doesn’t “know” the modifications have been made.

If the slicer could directly open a G-Code file, you’d see it. But I don’t think the slicer can do that.

However, if you do a Google for “G-Code Viewer” you’ll find a wide assortment of options that will “see” the modified fuzzy skin if you load the G-Code file generated by the Fuzzification script.

[JonRaymond]

@RocketSled

If the slicer could directly open a G-Code file, you’d see it. But I don’t think the slicer can do that.

You can “replace” the gcode in a .gcode.3mf file and it should show it. I’m pretty sure a script could be setup to do this automatically.

Reference:

Altering G-Code

EUREKA! I never thought to try only editing the gcode file inside of the archived package. Using 7-Zip (Windows) [3mf Edit] Navigate to the Metadata folder and right click on the .gcode file. Select “Edit” and it will open the file in a text editor. [image] Make your gcode edit and close the file. It will ask you if you want to save the changes. Click “Save” [image] 7-Zip will ask if you want to update the archive. Select “OK” [image] That’s it. You can open the .gcode.3mf file in…

[IanCL_RE]

Thanks. I exported & reloaded the gcode into Bambu Studio, and there it was! Printed a test piece and it worked, just playing with the values now to get the walls & top looking similar. Many thanks for the quick responses.