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Would it be possible to make Cura start layers along the path of a previous layer, so that it wouldn't try to start printing in air on a new layer?
Here's an image showing support structure generated by Cura, where a new layer is started in a way that the line will form a "worm" inside the support structure instead of it actually supporting the overhang of the real object, because when unretracting, the plastic is not always coming out immediately, but with a slight (a millimeter, perhaps) delay. Depending on a situation, this can also happen to the objects being printed.
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I would say this enhancement should only be performed on overhangs, not on the top of the print, right?
However, using an overhang detection algorithm just to know where to perform this enhancement would be overkill. It should therefore occur at every part.
I suspect this will have a severe impact on the computing times, while it will cost quite some time implementing it and it will only solve a limited amount of edge cases where it would otherwise go wrong.
Would it be possible to make Cura start layers along the path of a previous layer, so that it wouldn't try to start printing in air on a new layer?
Here's an image showing support structure generated by Cura, where a new layer is started in a way that the line will form a "worm" inside the support structure instead of it actually supporting the overhang of the real object, because when unretracting, the plastic is not always coming out immediately, but with a slight (a millimeter, perhaps) delay. Depending on a situation, this can also happen to the objects being printed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: