#Solidify Print Layer Settings Help

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indigo dust
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Hi, I am trying to improve a print to make sure it does not separate, is there any way to make the top layers before I swap materials into top shell layers, I put a modifier block to change the print settings from petg to TPU but I can't seem to find a way to make sure that he PETG creates a top shell to help the TPU adhere properly.

TLDR: Can an infill layer be completely filled in to reinforce the start of the next material?

Printer: QIDI X Max 3
Filament: ELEGOO TPU and Rapid PETG
Slicer: Orca

midnight lakeBOT
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AI Help

To ensure good adhesion between the PETG and TPU materials, you can adjust your slicing settings to create a solid top layer using the PETG before switching to TPU. Some slicer software allows you to manually set the number of top layers for specific sections of your print. By increasing the number of top layers before the transition to TPU, you can create a more solid foundation for the TPU to adhere to. This should help prevent any separation issues between the two materials. Experiment with adjusting the top layer settings in your slicing software to find the optimal configuration for your specific print.

indigo dust
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Found a way of doing in ORCA, just going to post the solution in case anybody else runs into the same issue.
I turned on Interior shells.

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?solved