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I agree. Even two layers for the base would be enough for me.
Also a bit worried that you can't input flow - in my case, I had a flow of 0.9 / 90% from the previous calibration step, and that won't be taken into account when calibrating the retraction.
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and now I also noticed that the gcode is using z lifting (by 0.2 on right tower/0.4mm on left tower) for retraction:
; layer 19, Z = 3.800
; feature inner perimeter
G1 Z4.000 F1200
G1 X135.202 Y111.994 F6000
G1 Z3.800 F1200
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; feature inner perimeter
G1 Z4.200 F1200
G1 X90.798 Y111.994 F6000
G1 Z3.800 F1200
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; layer 20, Z = 4.000
; feature inner perimeter
G1 Z4.200 F1200
G1 X90.798 Y111.994 F6000
G1 Z4.000 F1200
So z axis lifting could be used as separate test parameter (and probably should be set to 0 by default)
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I concur @unnameduser2 - I did the retraction calibration earlier, and it came out perfect. But when I went back to my slicer and input those values (without z-hop), it was back to stringing. Am currently printing PETG, where I've heard that z-hop is a bad idea.
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I concur @unnameduser2 - I did the retraction calibration earlier, and it came out perfect. But when I went back to my slicer and input those values (without z-hop), it was back to stringing. Am currently printing PETG, where I've heard that z-hop is a bad idea.
Same here, I'm surprise to see Z-hop fixed my stringing issues too.
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Z hop is now removed, and will be made a user set feature shortly.
I agree it would make the print more efficient to have a thinner base, but a lot of manual changes have been made to the source gcode now which would make reslicing and preparing very laborious.
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