Is it possible to setup Wipe speed ?

[tirasec]

Describe the bug
Is there a way to setup the Wipe Speed ? Which value is used for the wipe speed ?
With some strong materials we would like to reduce the wipe speed to a value close to the print speed.

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Windows 10
2.3.57.0

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[supermerill]

Which value is used for the wipe speed ?

travel speed

Is there a way to setup the Wipe Speed ?

no yet.

[tirasec]

It is a bit strange, the travel speed influence the lenght of wipe and looks to be 80% of Travel Speed...

With a travel speed of 200 mm/sec
The Wipe Speed is 9600 (160mm/sec)
The wipe length is like that

With a travel speed of 100 mm/sec
The Wipe Speed is 4800 (80mm/sec)
The wipe length is like that

With a travel speed of 50 mm/sec
The Wipe Speed is 2400 (40mm/sec)
The wipe length is like that

It would be good to have the possibility to setup the wipe length and wipe speed...

WipeLength.ZIP

[supermerill]

Wipe move when you retract. So the duration depends of the retraction length and the retraction speed.
So the distance depends of the travel speed.

[RadkoF]

I'm currently having big problems with wipe speed.
With travel at 300 mm/s, acc at 6000, and jerk at 20 it creates very violent, sudden moves that result in layer shift when moving at specific angles. The sound is just awful.

I had to tone down travel speed substantially just to lower the effect a bit, even though the printer can produce good quality prints at higher speeds. And now I got oozing and strings when printing large objects. It's pretty long bowden (because of bed size) so not much I can do here.

Wipe speed toggle would be dream come true.
I can print much faster in cura, but superslicer is just so much more pleasant software to use and some of the features are just irreplaceable. :)