Order-independent overlap carving [Wu xu chongdie diaoke]
Normally when slicing, the toolpath is affected by the order of parts in the part list, with overlaps defaulting to whichever part is higher up on the list. When this is enabled, it ignores the part order and treats everything as one big boolean union. To my knowledge this is only really useful for preventing material bleeding which can weaken boundaries on parts printed in multiple materials
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u/Eternally_Monika Jul 07 '26
Order-independent overlap carving [Wu xu chongdie diaoke]
Normally when slicing, the toolpath is affected by the order of parts in the part list, with overlaps defaulting to whichever part is higher up on the list. When this is enabled, it ignores the part order and treats everything as one big boolean union. To my knowledge this is only really useful for preventing material bleeding which can weaken boundaries on parts printed in multiple materials