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Also, make sure you don't cancel the NONMESH object. It contains extra movements (including Z movements if you aren't using Z-hops). I didn't really want that to be in there,...

Also, please let me know how things go when you do more testing. There hasn't been a lot of feedback from Cura users yet.

Did it happen right away after you cancelled, or did it take a few layers? You should always use relative extrusion (under special modes). Absolute extrusion works in some cases...

Are you using STL filenames that have UTF-8 characters? https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/issues/4949

I've never seen PrusaSlicer do this. Please provide gcode file.

I do now recall seeing this before. I don't see it normally because I have Z-hop enabled be default. This resets the position at the start of each object. I...

One way to get around this is to use the "Allowed Gcode" section. Just put G1 Z.* there and it will allow your Z-moves in the cancelled object.

> I'm on Superslicer and have the same problem, if the Z change is inside the canceled object then there's no layer increase and no Z height change. I was...

> I'm quite disoriented as info of `Use object stop tags` says: Keep unchecked if you use Superslicer and use wipe+retract on layer change. I'm using wipe while retracting, so...

Hmm...This is an interesting problem. I have PTG installed on at least one system, but I have to admit I haven't looked at it carefully. So PTG does this at...