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Accelerations settings
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2025 5:38 am
by Alil2096
Dear S3D team,
can you add the possibility to change the acceleration settings for different features (like in other software like OrcaSlicer, Cura, etc)?
In my opinion this is a very good setting for fine tuning and improve quality.
Thanks
Re: Accelerations settings
Posted: Tue Feb 25, 2025 10:59 am
by MSchalk
This could be better integrated into the software but it can currently be accomplished with post processing scripts. Here is my post processing script for doing exactly what you are requesting.
{REPLACE "; feature support" "; feature support\nM204 S1800"\nM205 J0.1}
{REPLACE "; feature inner perimeter" "; feature inner perimeter\nM204 S1400\nM205 J0.2"}
{REPLACE "; feature outer perimeter" "; feature outer perimeter\nM204 S800\nM205 J0.2"}
{REPLACE "; feature gap fill" "; feature gap fill\nM204 S1800\nM205 J0.05"}
{REPLACE "; feature solid layer" "; feature solid layer\nM204 S1400\nM205 J0.1"}
{REPLACE "; feature infill" "; feature infill\nM204 S2200\nM205 J0.1"}
{REPLACE "; feature bridge" "; feature bridge\nM204 S2200\nM205 J0.05"}
{REPLACE "; feature dense support" "; feature dense support\nM204 S1800\nM205 J0.1"}
{REPLACE "; feature external single extrusion" "; feature external single extrusion\nM204 S800\nM205 J0.2"}
{REPLACE "; feature internal single extrusion" "; feature internal single extrusion\nM204 S800\nM205 J0.2"}
{REPLACE "; feature ironing" "; feature ironing\nM204 S800\nM205 J0.1"}
This changes the acceleration and junction deviation depending on the feature. You could modify it to change the jerk too if your printer does not use junction deviation.
Re: Accelerations settings
Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2025 2:52 pm
by BaronWilliams
Yes, scripting allows for this, but I also would like to see this option in the UI.
Re: Accelerations settings
Posted: Sat May 10, 2025 4:07 am
by fudgefactor
Honestly replace scripts would be an acceptable workaround if they had documentation (lol out loud) and a feature tag for non-printing travel moves. Gotta overdamp those rapids!