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Preview line width is very big. #5981

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mbartlett21 opened this issue Jul 5, 2019 · 5 comments
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Preview line width is very big. #5981

mbartlett21 opened this issue Jul 5, 2019 · 5 comments
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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 Type: Bug The code does not produce the intended behavior.

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@mbartlett21
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Application version
4.1.0

Platform
Windows 10 1903

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deltabot

Reproduction steps
Load the gcode attached

Actual results
The preview shows the line widths (except for the brim) as twice what they should be.

Expected results
The preview shows the line widths like it shows the brim

Additional information
TiltedTest.gcode.txt

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@mbartlett21 mbartlett21 added the Type: Bug The code does not produce the intended behavior. label Jul 5, 2019
@Ghostkeeper
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I think it's misunderstanding what your layer height is. Understandable, since this particular print does a lot of weird things with the layer height!

@mbartlett21
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@Ghostkeeper
If i specify the layer height in a comment in the gcode like ;LAYERHEIGHT:0.3, will it work then?

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Well, adding ;LAYER:## for every layer boundary might fix some things, but I don't think it'll fix this. It looks for changes in the Z coordinate to determine the current layer height. Then it calculates the line width by dividing the extruded volume by the line length and layer height.

Alternatively, perhaps your printer's filament diameter is wrong? If it's 2.85mm instead of 1.75mm, you'd get lines that are 266% as wide.

@diegopradogesto
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Yes, I think this is the case. If the gcode was generated for a filament diameter 2.85mm, but you are loading it in a Cura printer with 1.75mm filament, the GCodeReader will use this value to calculate the line width.

Try to load it in a printer with 2.85mm or change the diameter in Machine Settings. If your real printer is set up to print with 1.75mm, then this GCode probably won't work correctly.

@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 21, 2024
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I'm cleaning house.
Is this still a problem with current Cura versions (5.8.0 and up)? Can I close this?

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