# Print Settings

The Print settings tab is where you will change settings such as layer height, number of perimeters, infill density, infill pattern and many more. 

**To find out more about changing layer height and perimeters, read here:**

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Layer height and perimeters
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**To change infill density, patterns and its properties, read the following articles below:**

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Infill settings
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Infill pattern
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**Details about support generation in PrusaSlicer can be found here:**

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Support generation
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**Skirts and brims are additional bed adhesion/printing primer lines that are done only on the first layer just before the print starts. You can read more about it here:**

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Skirts & brims
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**Seams are the visible start and end point of each layer's toolpath. Find out more about manipulating them here:**

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Seam position
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**Ironing is a feature that produces smooth top surfaces. Read more about it here:**

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Ironing
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**Maximum volumetric speed is a niche setting that may limit your printer's overall speed. You can read more about it here:**

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Max volumetric speed
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**Sequential printing is an uncommonly used feature, but may be useful in certain scenarios. Find out more here:**

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Sequential printing
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**Elephant's foot is a phenomenon where the first layer is too squished, making the model a little fatter at the bottom as a result. Read about elephant's foot compensation feature in PrusaSlicer here:**

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Elephant's foot compensation
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