SoftFever

> > > Also I noticed you've set max volumetric flow for SUNLU filaments in OrcaLibrary to 12. > > > Is this deliberate as most filaments can easily go...

This is a nice feature. Thank you @Noisyfox It looks good in my simple test. Let's merge it into main branch for more people to try it.!

This is awesome! I thought it was more relevant to accel instead of speed. But you testing seems indicate the speed affect more. Do you use same accel for all...

I'm also thinking it might make more sense to use volumetric speed instead of print speed here. At the end of the day, it's all about predicting and compensating for...

For now, you will have to go to %appdata%/OrcaSlicer/user folder and find your filament profile(it's json file) Then delete the `default_filament_colour` entry "default_filament_colour": [ "#800040" ],

It's not in my immediate plan. But if anyone want to contribute, it's always welcomed.

Hi @buzzhuzz A heads up, both user and I found the flicking is worse after this change. I have reverted the change for now. I have also committed a workaround...

Hey guys, The Max volumetric speed is actually ignored by design. Once the test project is generated, you will notice that the filament profile's maximum volumetric speed is automatically set...

> [@SoftFever](https://github.com/SoftFever) Apologies for @-ing you again, but I think you previously replied thinking this was another issue/thread. What do you think about making this clearer to users? A lot...

Regarding the original question of the post, in short, the equation is not as simple as multiplying the layer height by the line width and then multiplying by speed to...