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FilamentStrands at their true thickness Nozzle pathThe exact centre line the G-code follows Travel movesMoves between strands, not printing LiftsWhere the nozzle rises and drops between strands

Exaggerate heightStretch heights 2.5× to read the pile Tight spotsRed marks where the nozzle passes close to a loop

Loop pile

Raised loops anchored to an open base, printed as one soft pile.

Size and shape

Loops at the back edge

Each loop reaches one loop length past its feet, so the last base lines either get loops that overhang the edge or none.

Look and feel

Room between loops

Space where neighbouring loop feet meet, so the nozzle can pass.

Squiggle & Gyroid

Two layers of wavy lines printed on top of each other and fused where they cross, with no lifts inside a layer.

Size and shape

Structure

Pattern

Darker parts of the pattern get deeper, tighter waves.

Drop a picture here, or browse PNG, JPG or WebP. It stays on this computer.

Look and feel

Colour

Two coloursPause after the first layer so you can load a second filament (M600).

Printer setup

A setup holds the printer's limits and the filament's behaviour, so there is nothing to tune here.

Printer Filament

Getting started

Pick a design on the left. Each one is a different kind of printed fabric.
Shape it with the controls on the right: type a width and height, or drop an SVG outline and the pattern fills that shape. The preview updates as you go: drag it to turn, scroll to zoom, and press play to watch the print order.
Check the summary above the Export button: print time, filament, and anything worth a second look.
Export the G-code and print it from your printer's SD card or USB. No slicer is needed.

Your first prints

The filament profile is new, so build up in small steps and change one thing at a time.

A 30 × 30 mm test swatch with the loops switched off (Advanced settings › What to print), to check adhesion and flow.
A 30 × 15 mm swatch with loops and Loops at the back edge set to Inside the swatch: one row, to check the feet bond and the loops hold their height.
The 30 × 30 mm test swatch with the defaults. Turn on Tight spots in View to compare with what you see.
The full 100 × 100 mm swatch.

If the loops come out thin, break or don't hold their shape, raise Strand thickness in steps of 10 to 20 % and compare. More flow also means more weight, so a tall pile can sag a little more.

Every exported file lists its settings in comment lines, and Share copies a link that reopens this exact design.