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[4.12] Monotonic should completely finish a skin area when possible before jumping to another. #10824

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printingotb opened this issue Nov 13, 2021 · 8 comments
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Application Version

4.12

Platform

win10

Printer

Custom fff

Reproduction steps

See attached project and pictures. Monotonic is enabled for top/bottom, top surface and ironing.

Actual results

Top/bottom layers and top surface skin layers are printed as expected, one area is finished at a time.
However when it starts ironing, area A isn't finished and it jumps to area B halfway through.
This produces unnecessary scars.

Expected results

I'd expect it to finish any area that can be printed in one continuous pass. Naturally, the area with the 20 can't but area A should.

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  • Project file

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monotonic
(print in photo below is printed in a different orientation but same result).
Monotonic
monotonic.3mf.zip

@printingotb printingotb added the Type: Bug The code does not produce the intended behavior. label Nov 13, 2021
@printingotb printingotb changed the title [4.12] Monotonic should finish a skin when possible before jumping to another. [4.12] Monotonic should completely finish a skin area when possible before jumping to another. Nov 13, 2021
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printingotb commented Nov 13, 2021

Duplicating the model changes the fill behavior. The left part prints as expected, finishing all areas completely in one pass. The right one doesn't finish the lower right wedge.
Changing print order to one at a time changes the behavior again.
mono dupl

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@fvrmr this might be related to CURA-8692

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fvrmr commented Nov 15, 2021

Hi @printingotb thank you for your bug report.
I will bring this up with the team. Keep you posted!

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fvrmr commented Nov 16, 2021

I have discussed it with the team and it is not related to the ticket @jellespijker mentioned but to CURA-8474
I will link this issue to that ticket!

@SniderThanYou
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I'm encountering the same thing:

Screenshot_20220127_002928

@Gerhard-59
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Hello, Is there any pogress on this issue, as it is still present with ironing.
See enclosed screenshot and poject.

2024-02-11_06h05_37
PET_Coin-for-4mm-PTFE_0h19m.zip

@GregValiant GregValiant added Status: Needs Info Needs more information before action can be taken. Status: Stale ⌛ This issue is over a year old. It might be obsolete or just needs a fresh set of eyes labels Nov 16, 2024
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Is this still a problem in current versions of Cura (5.8.0 and up)? Can this be closed?

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Is this still a problem in current versions of Cura (5.8.0 and up)? Can this be closed?

Actually I don't use cura anymore. Please ask someone else.

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