check the advanced tab and make sure the "stop printing at height is not checked..

your factory file slices perfectly on 4.01

Not sure what you are showing us BUT
If what you are saying is when you set it to 100% you only get what looks like 50%
You need to uncheck "Print every infill angle on each layer.
Then every layer of infill will be solid

If you look into multiple process you can slow it down for the part of the print where the columns are and then go back to your faster speed above that.. There is instructions on the support page and a blog post if I remember. You use tools > variable settings wizard to set locations where you want ...

One thing not obvious about vase mode is your model must be 100% solid..

Largest nozzle I have is .75 and with that my fastest print speed is 50mmS and that is pushing it. The way you print faster with a big nozzle is Tall wide layers not speed.. So slow it down to 15mms with a .8mm layer height and a 1.2MM Width and see what happens. As was stated, your hotend probably ...

I find when doing multiple sequential that require precise placement so they don't not get knocked over, I just keep importing the part one at a time, place it and add a process for it, rather than making 10 copies of the first model. Yes, fixing the model selection is still required but simpler you...

So slice it with Prusaslicer and see if you get the same results.. if so then it is the model or the printer..

On the extrude tab uncheck coast at end, and wipe nozzle, On the advance tab, turn off everything in ooze control except for only retract when crossing open spaces. If your machine is a direct drive reduce your retraction to 1.0 and retraction speed to 40mms . Reduce your print speed to 50mmS Try th...

I live in the Russian Federation. Don't forget that my country has a different level of wages. After deducting taxes, it turns out that the average salary in the country is $ 6000 per year, and in the capital in the IT sector on average is $ 20,000 - $ 30,000 per year. In our country, $ 150 is a th...