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I print a lot of dust collection adapters, which are essentially 20-100mm pipes of various sorts. I had horrible failures with stringing and blobs on the interior and couldn't figure out for days what was causing them. I was chasing temps, speeds, pressure advance and retraction. I had not idea the "other" tab had a little checkbox called "reduce infill retraction" that appears to be on by default.
Disabling that eliminated 99% of the problems. I'm perfectly happy with it always off and think that should be the default, but...
Which printers will be beneficial to this feature?
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Describe the solution you'd like
It would also seem to me that Orca could be made smart enough to detect the difference between a small or fully enclosed interior void, and an open interior void like a pipe would have. That could make that setting a lot more useful to leave on.
Describe alternatives you've considered
defaulting "reduce infill retraction" to off
allowing users to set the reduced inflll retraction to a number/override.
Is there an existing issue for this feature request?
Is your feature request related to a problem?
I print a lot of dust collection adapters, which are essentially 20-100mm pipes of various sorts. I had horrible failures with stringing and blobs on the interior and couldn't figure out for days what was causing them. I was chasing temps, speeds, pressure advance and retraction. I had not idea the "other" tab had a little checkbox called "reduce infill retraction" that appears to be on by default.
Disabling that eliminated 99% of the problems. I'm perfectly happy with it always off and think that should be the default, but...
Which printers will be beneficial to this feature?
All
Describe the solution you'd like
It would also seem to me that Orca could be made smart enough to detect the difference between a small or fully enclosed interior void, and an open interior void like a pipe would have. That could make that setting a lot more useful to leave on.
Describe alternatives you've considered
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