3D printer brand / version + firmware version (if known)
Tevo Tornado running Klipper 0.9.0
Behavior
When slicing https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2795194 (for a 1.0mm nozzle) in vase mode, the amount of movements (G1 commands) in parts which are smaller than 50mm radius was exceeding my printers (or my Octopi's?) capability to process them. One could clearly see Klipper buffer overruns in the performance graph. This results in blobs on the print - reducing the speed makes the print smooth again.
While producing G2/G3 arcs would be the most elegant solution, the support for vase mode seems to vary across the firmware versions (due to the non-horizontal alignment of the arcs). Another solution would be to reduce printing speed to make sure the command rate per second does not exceed the threshold. Ideally, this should happen only in the parts which are small enough to produce this stuttering (to not increase the overall printing time excessively).
Version
Prusaslicer 2.2.0
Operating system type + version
Win 10
3D printer brand / version + firmware version (if known)
Tevo Tornado running Klipper 0.9.0
Behavior
When slicing https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2795194 (for a 1.0mm nozzle) in vase mode, the amount of movements (G1 commands) in parts which are smaller than 50mm radius was exceeding my printers (or my Octopi's?) capability to process them. One could clearly see Klipper buffer overruns in the performance graph. This results in blobs on the print - reducing the speed makes the print smooth again. While producing G2/G3 arcs would be the most elegant solution, the support for vase mode seems to vary across the firmware versions (due to the non-horizontal alignment of the arcs). Another solution would be to reduce printing speed to make sure the command rate per second does not exceed the threshold. Ideally, this should happen only in the parts which are small enough to produce this stuttering (to not increase the overall printing time excessively).
This is a new feature request.