Open CCS86 opened 11 months ago
Any updates on this @QingZhangBambu ?
the result of arc fitting depends on the arc angles, so sometimes it may not work. I will check this and try to solve it.
I definitely understand the inter-segment angle limitation, but that isn't what is going on here.
This is happening on both BS generated primitive cylinders and on very fine STLs. These models all get arcs robustly generated on external perimeters, but never on internal perimeters.
I'll check out the arc fitting process, it might be a little delayed since we're updating to the 1.8 beta version.
Hi @QingZhangBambu , any updates on this?
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Bambu Studio Version
1.7.7.89
Where is the application from?
Bambu Lab github releases
OS version
Win 10 x64
Additional system information
No response
Printer
X1C
How to reproduce
Slice a model of a cylindrical tube and look at the g-code output for external and internal perimeters.
Actual results
In trying to diagnose why a mostly cylindrical print sounded smooth on some perimeter loops, and sounded very grunty on others, I noticed the arc fitting is only being applied to external perimeters, and even perfectly circular internal perimeters are still interpolated with G1 moves. This is true on both classic and arachne engines.
Expected results
Why not fit arcs everywhere (besides slicing time)? At least give us the option so the printer runs more smoothly and more quietly. Plus, internal perimeter artifacts will print through to external perimeters.
Project file & Debug log uploads
Cylinder.zip
Checklist of files to include