Starting from PrusaSlicer version 2.4.0, the feature Fuzzy Skin is available in PrusaSlicer. The Fuzzy skin feature lets you create a rough fiber-like texture on the sides of your models. If enabled, the perimeter will be resampled with a random step size and each new sample point will be shifted inside or outside of the perimeter by a random length limited by the Fuzzy skin thickness. This simple algorithm produces surprisingly nice results suitable for tool handles or just to give the print surface a new interesting look or to hide print imprecisions. You can also use modifiers to apply fuzzy skin only to a portion of your model.
You'll find Fuzzy skin settings in Print settings -> Layers and perimeters.
You can select to apply Fuzzy skin only to Outside walls or to All walls.
Fuzzy skin type set to Outside walls (left), All walls (right)
The maximum distance that each skin point can be offset (both ways) is measured perpendicular to the perimeter wall.
Fuzzy skin thickness 0.1 mm (left), 0.3 mm (right)
Perimeters will be split into multiple segments by inserting Fuzzy skin points. Lowering the Fuzzy skin point distance will increase the number of randomly offset points on the perimeter wall.
Fuzzy skin point distance 0.5 mm (left), 1.0 mm (right)
You can use modifiers to apply fuzzy skin only to a portion of your model.
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