Organic slicing in Prusa

ACWick

Hi,
I'm fairly new to this so I apologize if this is a stupid question. When I choose "organic" support in Prusa the results are like a baobab tree with an enormous root and then thick branches off of it rather than an (for lack of better term) an elm tree with a fairly skinny base and lots of branches off of it. In Tim's illustration it's more like the the latter than the former. Is there an easy way to explain what I"m doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!

Andy

hoffmantactical

ACWick You can adjust the branch angle and diameter at the bottom of the Support page, but I find the defaults with thicker branches to be great. My print with thin branches (not sure which you might be thinking of) could have been due to taller supports (more taper) or settings I had changed for some reason at the time.

PistollPeet

There are settings you can adjust which define the shape of the branching. There may have also been changes to the default settings with updates to the slicer that have come since. The thick bases are preferred in my opinion as they are more robust and resist breaking if your nozzle happens to bump the support while printing.