#gradually the filling no longer touches the outer perimeter
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From the photo you provided, it appears that you are experiencing a problem known as "infill-thin-wall" or "pillowing". This issue typically occurs when the infill is not properly filling the gaps between the outer perimeter walls, leading to an uneven surface.
Here are a few suggestions to help you troubleshoot and resolve the problem:
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Increase the infill density: Try increasing the infill percentage to ensure better filling of the gaps. A higher infill density can help reduce the pillowing effect.
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Adjust the extrusion multiplier: Since you have already adjusted the extrusion multiplier to 1.1, you may need to experiment with different values to find the optimal setting. Try increasing it slightly to provide more filament for the infill to fill the gaps adequately.
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Check for under-extrusion: Insufficient filament flow can lead to poor infill quality. Make sure your extruder gears are properly aligned, and there are no clogs or obstructions in the nozzle or extruder ass...
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Does the fill slowly move further and further away from the perimeter the longer it goes on?