Internal solid infill pattern setting inappropriately disabled with zero top or bottom shell layers #8370
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OrcaSlicer Version
2.2.0
Operating System (OS)
Linux
OS Version
Debian
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How to reproduce
Under "Strength", in the "Top/bottom shells" section, set "Top shell layers" and "Bottom shell layers" each to "0".
Actual results
The "Internal solid infill pattern" setting, also under "Strength" but in the "Infill" section, becomes disabled/unsettable.
Expected results
Even with top and bottom shells disabled, if sparse infill density is set to 100%, the solid infill pattern setting still has relevance, so disabling the setting is premature. I'm currently working around this by setting one of the shell layers settings to "1" temporarily to enable the setting, and then setting it back again when done. If this setting must be disabled at all, perhaps at least include sparse infill density's value in determining that.
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