Intro to TREE SUPPORTS for 3D Printing. These principles apply to any slicer. Cura, Orca, Bambu

There are times where "NORMAL" Supports are not ideal for our model. Some models may call for more complex supports. Specifically, supports that avoid contact with the model itself. For times like this, "TREE" supports, may be a better option. These principles apply to any slicer

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[@MrCreston16]

Been trying to figure out how to enable tree supports for days! You're the first person to actually show this step. Thank you!

[@3DRundown]

Welcome!! Cura is great, but oddly likes to hide some features. #SuperThanks

[@theautobahnguy141]

I like it. You keep it short, simple and precise. Keep up the good work!

[@3DRundown]

Thanks so much. I do my best.

[@seg2028]

Very helpful, thank you for the video!

[@charlesmayo4342]

Why does the bottom of my model look like shit where the supports are

[@3DRundown]

Depends. Can try adding a support interface