Open NXSmiggy opened 2 weeks ago
tangketan
commented
2 weeks ago It's not a bug. When adaptive layer height is off, default tree style is "organic tree"; When it's on, default is "hybrid tree". Wall count is 0 for hybrid tree, so you saw the exposed infills. You should be able to print the file without any problem. If you don't like hybrid tree, you can change other styles like "slim tree", which can also be used with adaptive layer height.
NXSmiggy
commented
2 weeks ago It's not a bug. When adaptive layer height is off, default tree style is "organic tree"; When it's on, default is "hybrid tree". Wall count is 0 for hybrid tree, so you saw the exposed infills. You should be able to print the file without any problem. If you don't like hybrid tree, you can change other styles like "slim tree", which can also be used with adaptive layer height.
When trying to print the file the supports were open in mid air and intersecting through the model so dont think this is expected behaviour.
Bambu Studio Version
1.9.5.51
Where is the application from?
Bambu Lab Official website
OS version
Windows 10
Additional system information
No response
Printer
P1s
How to reproduce
Slice file with adaptive layer heights on and tree supports enabled
Actual results
When slicing the supports are glitched out and through the model. Same mode sliced on earlier vetsion this week was working fine. File sliced at 0.2mm height fine, adaptive layers used on top layers for smoother curves. Adaptive layer slider also seems to have high integer value and takes a lot longer to increase from 0.2 to 0.8 then previous versions
Without adaptive layers
With Adaptive Layers
Expected results
Tree supports are generated cleanly
Project file & Debug log uploads
Adaptive Layer Issues.zip
Checklist of files to include