Rich Felker

Nod, thanks for the quick response anyway! I'll see if I can dig up anything that would be useful in the mean time and post it here for the record....

> I'll do a bit more of a write-up because I know Richfelker will be interested ;) :-) > There is no way to 100% prevent this. A new intersection...

Confirmed that the problem goes away with pattern=zigzag. However the part of course has no strength against crushing perpendicular to the direction of the zigzag with this pattern. What if...

Yes, honeycomb is basically what I had in mind. A smooth one would be better for print speed and supporting solid layers on top, but a rigid one with 60...

Not a solution but may be interesting to anyone following this issue: switching from a bowden system to a direct drive extruder made the main problematic consequence of this issue...

After reading the emitted gcode and experimenting with patching the source, I'm pretty sure I was wrong about the cause of this problem. It's not that the unretract at the...

One thing I'm confused about is why one of these places is pulling the wall line count and width settings from `mesh` and the other is pulling it from `extruder`...

I think it could be done without any intensive physical simulation just by tracking, recursively, for each component of a layer, something like the minimal cross-sectional layer area (from previous...

I don't use the frontend with project files but I can provide a command line with `fdmprinter.def.json` and minimal or empty options on top of that. I'll check if it's...

I'm not sure if I can reproduce it without zig-zaggify, but this works: ``` CuraEngine slice -j fdmprinter.def.json -s zig_zaggify_infill=true -l Flexible\ Block.stl ``` The resulting file has 8 layers...