Fabric Sculpt

Fabric Sculpt turns 2D line generators into stacked extrusion G-code. You pick a generator (parallel lines, fabric-weave, spirals, waves), optionally add filters, then stack layers that fit your printer bed.

What It Is

• Generators — 2D line recipes that fill the bed rectangle (with margin)
• Filters — optional bends, rounding, or noise on those lines
• Stack (G-code) — layer count, alternate rotation, and Z offset
• Direct G-code — the path is the design; there is no STL step

What You Can Build

• Line sculptures — parallel or woven stacks that read as fabric in plastic
• Decorative panels — rotated layers for a shifted weave
• Bed-fitted experiments — the pattern scales to the active machine size

Your First Fabric Print

1. Open 3dSynth and select Fabric Sculpt
2. Choose parallel-lines or fabric-weave in Generator
3. Set Layers to 40–80 so the stack is visible
4. Confirm bed dimensions on the Print tab
5. Preview in 3D, then Download G-code

Tutorials in This Section

These tutorials take you from an empty canvas to a stacked Fabric Sculpt G-code file.