i have had bad results compared to cura because in bridging the soft uses the exteriorlines as well exteriors with far too much speed instead of considering them as bridge too.
could you correct that it kills some prints compared to a slower but more efficient normal slicer in that case.
Re: bridging for exterior lines
I second this request for perimeters to be subject to bridging speed and fan over rides.
If a portion of the perimeter creates a bridge the software doesn't treat it like a bridge. The infill on that same layer is correctly treated as a bridge, but the improperly printed perimeter often looks really bad and/or undermines the next several layers.
If a portion of the perimeter creates a bridge the software doesn't treat it like a bridge. The infill on that same layer is correctly treated as a bridge, but the improperly printed perimeter often looks really bad and/or undermines the next several layers.
Re: bridging for exterior lines
Just to let everyone know, this feature has now been added in Version 4.0. If you go to the Other tab if your process settings, you can enable the new "apply bridging settings to perimeters" option. This will allow you to choose the exact settings that are used for the perimeters of the bridging regions.Lagbert wrote:I second this request for perimeters to be subject to bridging speed and fan over rides.
Thank you for the feature request!
