-> I did a test, not long ago, comparing a Cura sliced Benchy and a Prusaslicer sliced Benchy, and what I noticed is that, while Prusaslicer overall did better, the Cura profile had much sharper lines on the benchy I made. Like the door and window frames would catch my nail while on the one sliced with Prusaslicer my nail would just slide over. Keep in mind that the Cura sliced benchy was printed with the stock prusa mk3s+ profile, no modifications.
-> Solution: there's not an easy way to explain how to fix this, because I have no idea how difficult it would be, but what I would like to see is pretty simple: improved details, the corners right now are pretty round, especially after a quick succession of turns, like the window or door frames on a Benchy, when they could be sharper.
(ps: I would add pictures but it would be pretty irrelevant since the diffrent isn't very visible, but you can certainly feel it and in more detailed prints I'm sure you would be able to see it, but as of now I only tried a Benchy)
-> I did a test, not long ago, comparing a Cura sliced Benchy and a Prusaslicer sliced Benchy, and what I noticed is that, while Prusaslicer overall did better, the Cura profile had much sharper lines on the benchy I made. Like the door and window frames would catch my nail while on the one sliced with Prusaslicer my nail would just slide over. Keep in mind that the Cura sliced benchy was printed with the stock prusa mk3s+ profile, no modifications. -> Solution: there's not an easy way to explain how to fix this, because I have no idea how difficult it would be, but what I would like to see is pretty simple: improved details, the corners right now are pretty round, especially after a quick succession of turns, like the window or door frames on a Benchy, when they could be sharper. (ps: I would add pictures but it would be pretty irrelevant since the diffrent isn't very visible, but you can certainly feel it and in more detailed prints I'm sure you would be able to see it, but as of now I only tried a Benchy)