Use the feature to create sketches, then use Boolean operations to join or subtract the text from the main body. Cura
Use the to change the infill density of an overlapping text volume to 100%. If you'd like to narrow this down, please let me know: Which 3D modeling software (CAD) or slicer are you using?
Are you using a printer (e.g., Bambu Lab AMS) or a single-nozzle printer? inroommp4
: For text on the top or bottom of a print that feels "solid" and smooth, set the text depth to be extremely thin (e.g., 0.1mm or one layer height) and ensure "top/bottom shells" are configured to fill the gap.
Are you trying to make the text , embossed , or completely hidden inside the infill? Use the feature to create sketches, then use
: In slicers like Bambu Studio or PrusaSlicer, you can add a text shape as a "Modifier". Set the wall count or infill of that specific text volume to 100% (solid) while the rest of the object uses standard infill.
Use the or Project tool to place text on a solid surface, then Extrude Cut or Extrude Boss . Onshape Are you using a printer (e
To create solid text that is part of a model's internal structure, you can follow these methods: