Vase? Perimeters? No, one line on top of another, creating a sheet, and with different modifiers, it generates a holographic-like optical effect in the translucent filament with changes in flow and speed. The goal was a business card to distribute at the CAMAR3D conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina; printed this way, in addition to achieving the effect, it reduces the time and material by half. Do you know any slicers working on this specific type of 3d print? It's something I had been seeing a lot on robot arms with grasshopper scripts, but not so much on the tiny robots we all have at home. #technology #3d #3dprinting