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Cloisonné (in development)

Cloisonné extracts a wireframe from matched-colour boundaries, creates a separate Wire object, and forces a Single-sided base. The feature is still marked as under construction and may be incomplete on complex artwork.

Parameters

• Wire Width: 0.2–1.2 mm in 0.1 mm steps; controls horizontal wire thickness.
• Wire Height: 0.04–1.0 mm in 0.04 mm steps; controls how far Wire rises above the colour regions.

A narrow wire can fall below reliable nozzle line width. A wide wire can cover adjacent colours. Extra height increases texture but also raises clearance and surface-collision risks.

Current limits

• Relief and Cloisonné are mutually exclusive.
• The option is disabled in Vector modeling mode.
• Wire uses a fixed gold preview colour for identification; actual print colour depends on slicer material assignment.
• Every change requires a newly generated 3MF.

Because the interface explicitly labels this feature as in development, validate the 3D preview, object list, sliced layers, and a small test piece before using it for a final print.