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Steps to Reproduce
Select some spiral-kind model with many small parts in slice (spiral print-in-place chain, for example)
Set Combing mode "not in shell"
Uncheck "Raise Z axis on rollback"
Slice
Print
Actual Results
The printer prints elements that are closest to each other without take into account combing, which leads to huge overruns of the print head, large leakage of material and a mess on the printing bed.
Expected results
When slicing and searching for the optimal path, combining is taken into account, which does not lead to large overruns of the print head when bypassing elements.
Additional Information
The problem manifests itself strongly only when printing objects where the difference between the direct path and the bypass with combing, is large (spiral elements, for example). At the moment, as a solution, I use disabling the combo, which greatly shortens the path between one-by-one printing elements, and therefore reduces the volume of leaking plastic (even with the rollback enabled, plastics such as PETG give a lot of leakage)
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Application Version
Cura 5.6.0
Platform
GNU/Linux Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Display Driver
Nvidia 390
Steps to Reproduce
Select some spiral-kind model with many small parts in slice (spiral print-in-place chain, for example)
Set Combing mode "not in shell"
Uncheck "Raise Z axis on rollback"
Slice
Print
Actual Results
The printer prints elements that are closest to each other without take into account combing, which leads to huge overruns of the print head, large leakage of material and a mess on the printing bed.
Expected results
When slicing and searching for the optimal path, combining is taken into account, which does not lead to large overruns of the print head when bypassing elements.
Additional Information
The problem manifests itself strongly only when printing objects where the difference between the direct path and the bypass with combing, is large (spiral elements, for example). At the moment, as a solution, I use disabling the combo, which greatly shortens the path between one-by-one printing elements, and therefore reduces the volume of leaking plastic (even with the rollback enabled, plastics such as PETG give a lot of leakage)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: