Since 3.0.0 or 3.0.1, there has been a new undocumented "feature" where infill and skirt are printed with 200% (estimated but pretty obvious once you play with it) speed. This is uncontrollable and there is no corresponding setting in the Process settings. This causes very jerky movement during infill and just because of this, we had to reduce the printing speed to 3000mm/min. With 6000mm/min, it is murder on the machine. We're on the Leapfrog Creatr HS but shouldn't matter.
Can anyone confirm this? Is there any workaround?
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ayberkozgur
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Re: Uncontrollable 200% infill/skirt speed
The infill and skirt print at your "Default printing speed". It's a setting on the Other tab. So it's not random, it will print at exactly what you set it as 
Re: Uncontrollable 200% infill/skirt speed
Yes. OP's point is that it is printing at the default printing speed.
That's the problem.
There are underspeeds for a reason and if an update is suddenly going to exempt certain parts from their respective underspeeds, it makes them kind of useless.
That's the problem.
There are underspeeds for a reason and if an update is suddenly going to exempt certain parts from their respective underspeeds, it makes them kind of useless.
