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Don't start bridge from the middle of the gap #3526

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Yenya opened this issue Oct 5, 2016 · 3 comments
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Don't start bridge from the middle of the gap #3526

Yenya opened this issue Oct 5, 2016 · 3 comments

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@Yenya
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Yenya commented Oct 5, 2016

Version

slic3r-1.2.9-8.fc24.x86_64

Operating system type + version

Fedora 24

Behavior

  • When priting a bridge (e.g. "bridge torture test" object from thingiverse) with "Seam position" set to "Random", slic3r often starts printing the bridge from the middle of the gap which is to be bridged. The first trace is therefore not attached to anything, and real print starts from the next trace.

Expected results: even with "Seam position = Random", the layer should start (randomly) from a point that is not part of a bridge.

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@DrLex0
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DrLex0 commented Nov 27, 2016

Also just noticed this on the bridge test model, here's what it looks like in gcode viewer:
gcodeview

The result:
bridge

Still present in the prusa3d 1.31.5 build as well.

@bubnikv
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bubnikv commented Feb 2, 2017

I have fixed that in the Prusa3D fork. The fix avoids placement of the seam on a bridging perimeter, even in the random seam mode. This means it will avoid bridging overhangs as well. I think this is a reasonable implementation, because a seam on an overhang perimeter is bad as well.

alranel pushed a commit that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2017
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alranel commented Mar 1, 2017

Fixed in master as well, thank you.

@alranel alranel closed this as completed Mar 1, 2017
@alranel alranel added the Fixed label Mar 1, 2017
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