Forcing variable layer heights in Cura

Recent versions of Cura have an experimental feature where it selects different layer heights according the slope of the model. As the slope changes from vertical to horizontal, it uses a lower layer height to get better shaped prints. Imagine a dome, where the later height gets smaller as it reaches the top, and you'll get the idea.

I have a piece that I wanted to print where I wanted most of it to print at 0.2mm or 0.3mm to keep the print time down, but wanted a small vertical extrusion to print at 0.1mm for strength and precision. As the extrusion is vertical, this won't trigger the adaptive layer heights.

A simple solution is to add a second object which has a dome at the same height a the extrusion. As the same layer height is used across all the objects, the low layer height needed for the dome also applies to the extrusion, while the remainder of the model prints quickly. Here is a screenshot from Cura to illustrate what I mean. I know it's a bit tiny; for a bigger version, look here. In short, the dark blue is 0.1mm layers and the yellow is 0.3mm.