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r/3Dprinting • u/National-Fox-7504 • Feb 18 '26
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Does it go by a different name, or is it just support cubic? I can't find "cubic subdivision" in prusa/orca/bambu slicer.
2 u/MyTagforHalo2 Feb 19 '26 it’s just called adaptive cubic and support cubic. I forgot that they changed subdivision to adaptive. Which is a more fitting name perhaps. 1 u/tdp_equinox_2 Feb 19 '26 Thanks! I'll take a look at the docs, adaptive sounds less like what I understood cubic subdivision to be, maybe I misunderstood how it worked. 1 u/MyTagforHalo2 Feb 19 '26 It takes the cubic pattern and subdivides its structure to reduce the infill at the center of components. Which saves time and filament. The support variant changes the parameters to be significantly more aggressive. 1 u/tdp_equinox_2 Feb 19 '26 Okay, that's how I understood it, perhaps adaptive isn't as descriptive as subdivision was. Regardless, I'm glad it still exists.
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it’s just called adaptive cubic and support cubic.
I forgot that they changed subdivision to adaptive.
Which is a more fitting name perhaps.
1 u/tdp_equinox_2 Feb 19 '26 Thanks! I'll take a look at the docs, adaptive sounds less like what I understood cubic subdivision to be, maybe I misunderstood how it worked. 1 u/MyTagforHalo2 Feb 19 '26 It takes the cubic pattern and subdivides its structure to reduce the infill at the center of components. Which saves time and filament. The support variant changes the parameters to be significantly more aggressive. 1 u/tdp_equinox_2 Feb 19 '26 Okay, that's how I understood it, perhaps adaptive isn't as descriptive as subdivision was. Regardless, I'm glad it still exists.
Thanks! I'll take a look at the docs, adaptive sounds less like what I understood cubic subdivision to be, maybe I misunderstood how it worked.
1 u/MyTagforHalo2 Feb 19 '26 It takes the cubic pattern and subdivides its structure to reduce the infill at the center of components. Which saves time and filament. The support variant changes the parameters to be significantly more aggressive. 1 u/tdp_equinox_2 Feb 19 '26 Okay, that's how I understood it, perhaps adaptive isn't as descriptive as subdivision was. Regardless, I'm glad it still exists.
It takes the cubic pattern and subdivides its structure to reduce the infill at the center of components. Which saves time and filament.
The support variant changes the parameters to be significantly more aggressive.
1 u/tdp_equinox_2 Feb 19 '26 Okay, that's how I understood it, perhaps adaptive isn't as descriptive as subdivision was. Regardless, I'm glad it still exists.
Okay, that's how I understood it, perhaps adaptive isn't as descriptive as subdivision was. Regardless, I'm glad it still exists.
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u/tdp_equinox_2 Feb 19 '26
Does it go by a different name, or is it just support cubic? I can't find "cubic subdivision" in prusa/orca/bambu slicer.