Why it does not fall apart. Two cells that are diagonal neighbours on
consecutive layers touch along a single vertical edge — a zero-thickness hinge that
reports as connected and prints as two pieces.
Read the interpolate: 'bridge'
inserts exactly the set that turns that contact into a real face, and under a
vacuum-stable rule that is enough to guarantee every voxel is connected down to
the build plate. The rules below are all vacuum-stable, which is why the report keeps
saying one piece, nothing floating.
/solid contract →
The object
The run
Drag on the cross-section to paint. Starting on a live cell erases instead, so the same gesture does both.
The solid
What you would print
Computed in full before you commit to a download — a slicer will not join separate bodies, so this is the difference between one object and thirty-seven loose ones.
- Pieces
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- Floating
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- Matter kept
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- Dropped
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- Layers
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- Size
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- Triangles
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- File
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The boundary is a cut, not a wrap. The simulation is toroidal; a printed
object cannot be. Features are cut at the grid edge, and two pieces touching only across
the seam are two pieces — the extruder culls against an open-boundary neighbour table so
those faces stay real, exposed surface instead of holes.
Geometry and units →