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# Print Settings

Transform

Option	Description	Example	Default
Scale	Decides whether Slic3r will scale up/down the model	1.2 will scale the object to 120% of the original size	1 (100%)
Rotate	Rotates the model around the Z (vertical) axis	180 will turn the object 180 degrees (turn it around)	0
Copies along X	Creates additional copies along X axis	Using "3" will produce 3 copies of the object on the X axis	1
Copies along Y	Creates additional copies along Y axis	Using "3" will produce 3 copies of the object on the Y axis	1
Distance between copies	How much space (in mm) will be between copies	Using "20" will space the objects 20mm apart (from the edge of each object)	6

## Accuracy

Option	Description	Example	Default
Layer height (mm)	Defines the height of every layer	An object that is 5mm high and printed at 0.5mm layer height will be printed in 10 layers. With every layer 0.5mm high	0.4 (mm)
First Layer Height Ratio	This defines the ratio (percentage) at wich the first layer will be printed	A ratio of 0.75 with layer height set at 0.4mm would mean a first layer printed at 0.3mm	1 (100%)
Infill Every N Layers			1

Option	Description	Example	Default
Loops	Defines the number of loops to print surrounding the object to print	2 loops would mean that before printing the object, the printer will print 2 complete loops around the object to be printed	1
Distance From Object (mm)	The amount of distance between the loops and the object that will be printed	10 would mean that the loops will be printed 10mm (1cm) away from the object	6 (mm)
Skirt Height (Layers)	The amount of layers that the skirt will be printed for	5 would mean the the skirt is printed for the first 5 layers of the object	1

Option	Description	Example	Default
Perimeters	The number of outlines on an object for every layer	2 will draw 2 solid outlines around the edge of the object	3
Solid Layers	The amount of layers that will be completely filled (top and bottom of object)	5 will produce 5 solid layers on the top and 5 layers on the bottom of the object	3
Fill Density	Is the amount of infill to be used when filling the internal space in your object	0.5 will fill 50% off the layer with plastic	0.4 (40%)
Fill angle (°)	The angle at which the infill will be put on the layers	45 degrees will start to draw the infill at a 45 degree angle between Y and X axis	45°
Fill Pattern	The algorithm used to calculate the infill pattern		rectilinear
Solid Fill Pattern			rectilinear

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