Closed RomSunZ closed 10 months ago
One more thing. If I set up extrusion width to 100% for all parts (nozzle is 0.4mm) I get width 0.478mm for outer perimeter in gcode. It looks like the slicer automatically adds approx. 20% to the value I set up in slicer.
It's my fault. I forgot about shrinkage compensation parameter in filament setting.
OrcaSlicer Version
1.8.0
OS version
Windows 10
Additional system information
No response
Printer
Custom build
How to reproduce
Actual results
Here is a sliced gcode that I got
Now, if you calculate a travel you will get: Y212.236-Y187.764=24.472. Our cube length is 25mm, so the outer perimeter width is 25-24.472=0.528 instead of 0.45mm that I set up in slicer. And this width I get when measure the printed cube with a caliper
Expected results
I expect to get perimeter width that I set up in slicer, but instead of that I get much thicker perimeters. Is this a bug or feature?
Project file & Debug log uploads
cube.zip
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