Closed mbartlett21 closed 1 day ago
This could be a problem of us only being able to render colours per vertex. Since g-code produces a gigantic amount of vertices to render, the beginning and ending of a line segment share the same vertex, and that vertex can only have one colour. Am I right in this analysis, @nallath, or did we indeed duplicate all vertices at the borders? We must be doing something right in order to get the line width correct, but maybe we split up the polylines for different line widths.
This is not a problem for filament colour (since all polylines must get printed with one filament), line type (since connected lines always have the same line type and we do duplicate vertices for travel moves) or layer height (since all polylines belong to the same layer and thus have the same height).
I'm cleaning house. Is this still a problem with current Cura versions (5.8.0 and up)? Can I close this?
It is fine with 5.9.0.
Application version Cura 4.1.0
Platform Windows 10 1903
Reproduction steps
Actual results Lines after retractions fade from the retraction speed to their actual speed
Expected results Lines after retractions show as their actual speed
Additional information Screenshot:
Example GCode (made with my own script on Onshape)