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  • That's really dependant on location. I have had plenty of road trips up and down the I5 where groups of cars pass cops on the side of the road going 80, and no one slows down and the cops do nothing. Source: I'm one of those drivers.

  • Im only familiar with Cura. Cura has wall settings I think you are looking for to fix your problem. I had similar issues with a print. Used settings like wall transition length, wall distribution count, wall transitioning threshold angle, wall transitioning filter margin, and minimum wall line width. I was able to fill in tight corners, just took a little while dialing in the settings.

  • Have you tried rotating the pattern of the infill or top/bottom 45 degrees? I don't known if bridge lines are completely separate from those or if they are considered part of the infill or top/bottom, I was thinking one of those settings might work though. I know you can rotate the infill and top/bottom pattern in cura.