. > Maybe the problem comes from that the supported version of MATLAB is > 003.005.001-vendor (according to the return value of > getSDRuDriverVersion()). > > So, my question is, doesn't the current version of MATLAB support USRP X310 > and is there any schedule for support if it is not supported currently?

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- linear_extrude the shadow by a layer thickness and hull() it with the original concave part to 'fill' the support volume. - difference off minkowski() all of the original concave parts with a 'small enough' spacer shape so the slicer doesn't try to join the support to the original part.

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I think a lot of apps are already using pjsip in their iPhone app's, but I guess they keep the good stuff on how to compile etc. to them self :P Are there any plans for official support for Apple iPhone in future version of pjsip?

So it is better loosely connected with the object (a slicer uses jerk control for this) - support is only needed up to a certain angle and has a heightmap. Don't see that in your current approach - support can have a substructure ...

Then continue with OpenSCAD 3. import this STL and use intersection() to cut the support from a generic block of sine infill structure 4. combine your support with your model. This is also straight forward.

reason i have made it: i was unhappy with slic3r generated support for long time. it works very good on simple parts, but It fails quite a lot on my complex models, and it fills all gaps in any height. i only wanted to support the part from below. the simple inbuilt support i have created before using n openscad only, always been slowing down my print because

Then continue with OpenSCAD > 3. import this STL and use intersection() to cut the support from a generic > block of sine infill structure > 4. combine your support with your model. > > This is also straight forward. > > > Peter wrote > > i.e. just as you write creating a hull of the model and subtracting it > > from the support structures will help, > > if the