#Slicing for progressively denser infill?

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Weird ask, not sure it's possible: say I want to print a bangle/cuff bracelet type thing which goes from 100% infill on one end gradually down to 10% infill on the other end. Attached is a silly mockup. It's not so simple as a gradual change of infill as it goes up, since it bends back around on both sides (and should be printed horizontally for durability's sake). Is there a slicer or other technique that can do this? I usually use Cura with an Ender 3 but am willing to try anything.

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sly niche
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Basically I figured it out by adding a warped cone that I bool out, so instead of infill density it's wall count that progressively decreases. Not a super pretty solution but it does the trick. This would be a great setting addition to slicers moving forward.

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