Creality add superdetail and superdraft modes #5092
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while the alignment to magic numbers is somewhat of a debatable topic, it may produce slightly nicer prints for some users, centers 0.16 nicely between 0.12 and 0.20 and on the flip side, it has little disadvantages
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Merged. I only changed |
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I previously asked about why 0.15mm was chosen for the optimal preset, but why has it now been changed to 0.16mm? |
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There is no one defining insight / reason. As I stated earlier, I'm skeptical of the benefits of magic number alignment. However, there are many people who show improvements on their machines, where it is unclear what variables are at play. So any quality improvement may be rooted in magic number alignment obscuring another unresolved issue. That said, in the end I'm not entirely sure about this. But on the flipside, there is no clear disadvantage to aligning to magic numbers either. So I choose to move 0.15 to 0.16, so it is aligned, and it may provide some minor quality improvement for some users. It also has the the slight added benefit that 0.16 logically places nicely between 0.12 and 0.20, which in of itself isn't particular important, but it's nice nonetheless. 0.10 is now the only non-aligned preset, but supposedly a half step is almost as accurate as a full step, so that should be fine regardless, at least when presuming magic number alignment to be beneficial to begin with. |
Adds a 0.08mm superdetail mode
Adds a 0.28mm superdraft mode
Changes 0.15mm to 0.16mm, please do check the renamed_from line, given this isn't just a rename but also a minor functional change