Slice any circular object using Arachne as the wall generator.
Actual results
Outer walls come out with distinct facets that also show up on the print. More visible from higher vertical angles.
This seems to happen regardless of other slicer settings. Changing resolution to very low numbers does help a little, but increases slicing time significantly.
Expected results
Arachne should produce smooth(er) walls. The facets still exist when slicing with Classic wall generator, but come out half the length and so are much less noticeable. They also don't have a random offset in the middle.
Some further investigation seems to indicate this is an issue with Prusa Slicer's implementation of Arachne (it doesn't happen in Cura). Should I move the bug report there?
CristianGTR97
commented
1 month ago
Is there an existing issue for this problem?
OrcaSlicer Version
2.1.1
Operating System (OS)
Windows
OS Version
Windows 10
Additional system information
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X RAM: 64Gb DDR4 GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER
Printer
Creality CR-100 (Generic Marlin Printer)
How to reproduce
Slice any circular object using Arachne as the wall generator.
Actual results
Outer walls come out with distinct facets that also show up on the print. More visible from higher vertical angles.
This seems to happen regardless of other slicer settings. Changing resolution to very low numbers does help a little, but increases slicing time significantly.
Expected results
Arachne should produce smooth(er) walls. The facets still exist when slicing with Classic wall generator, but come out half the length and so are much less noticeable. They also don't have a random offset in the middle.
Project file & Debug log uploads
cylinder.zip debug_Thu_Jul_18_16_26_07_23104.log.0.zip
Checklist of files to include
Anything else?
Some further investigation seems to indicate this is an issue with Prusa Slicer's implementation of Arachne (it doesn't happen in Cura). Should I move the bug report there?