it would be useful if you could right-click on the layer slider at a specif layer and get a context menu, initially with two selections: peel rate, and layer thickness.
If you select peel rate, a popup comes up at your cursor, in which you’d set a start layer (defaulted to where you right-clicked initially), an end layer (defaulted to a the max-layer, is the active text box, and highlighted ), and a rate of peel as a percentage of 1.00, which is the current normal peel rate. This way you could slow the rate way down where there may be thin sections or longer cantilevered layers not quite at their next support connection.
If you selected layer thickness, a similarly designed popup would appear, with the same layer start and stop text fields, and radio buttons for the ‘other’ two available thicknesses. This would allow you to run mostly at 100um, with short heights of thinner layers to allow focused, finer detail.
The popups would be modal, and while active, and when the curson is in either start or stop layer fields, rolling the mouse wheel would roll up or down the layer number, and move the slicer up or down behind it in the 3d view.
The slicer slider bar would change color for the range to reflect that a behavior had been modified, with peel rate being one color, and thickness another.
Hovering over the colored section would show info about settings in that range.
In cases where both types of behavior are set to the same layers, they would share the range split vertically with their respective color markings.
Right-clicking in a set range would allow editing the range.
