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Importing PIF Profile (45 degree) in 2.4.58.2 Has Wall Thickness Bug
Ported to Orca Slicer
I managed to take most of the slicer settings in this and port them over to Orca Slicer. Would love to get your input.
https://gitlab.com/SpaceRockMedia/slicer-profiles
I think it would be great to collect either the ellis based configs to different slicers in one place, or have a place to collect sovol based slicer settings (I have the SV06 Plus).
Either way i wanted to see if you might be willing to check it out and see if there was a way we could get them in together some how.
I did also take some of the detail profiles that Mak has for his Prusa Slicer settings.
Internal/external perimeter speeds, widths and accels should be the same to minimize stresses
As the title says. Extruding internal and external perimeters at different rates can cause stresses in the material that introduce inconsistencies and thereby reduce print quality. I have been getting better results with these set to the same values, across all brands and types of filament I have used.
Failed processing on exporting gcode
Loaded your profile (standard and 45) and get this same error on both when exporting gcode:
SuperSlicer has encountered an error:
Failed processing of the output_filename_format template.
Calling ConfigOption::getInt on a non-int ConfigOption
Using your preferred SS version, which is latest anyways.
pif profile
when i import your slicer profile in superslicer it will not let me change any settings
Filament profiles?
Hi
Firstly the profile is excellent.
One of the big frustrations for me is going to other filaments.
And looking on discord this is generally a problem when going beyond ABS.
Is there any option of expanding your profile or making use of your momentum with this profile to allow people to capture filament configurations? If the problem is around how to host this, I can help out in that regard.
I ask here because for a Voron I pretty much use your profile then tune the filament section of the profile and make use of filament overrides when needed
Unable to find wall_thickness_lines in SuperSlicer
Was updating my SuperSlicer profiles to the latest version by just following a long with the changelog.
But I am unable to find wall_thickness_lines so I have had a look inside the ini profile and found that it is a print_custom_variables = wall_thickness_lines = 0
Is that correct?
Also I am not sure what that is used by would you be able to explain what it does please.
Thank you for so much time and effort into these profile I very much appreciate the work you put into them.
Lincoln
Partially preheat hotend while QGL runs
Not really an issue but wasn't sure it warranted a pull request either. I agree with you it's nice to not have filament oozing while the QGL is going on but I hate to wait so long for the hotend to get up to temp. So, my solution is to partially preheat while QGL is occurring. I do this by adding another variable to the custom Start G-code section in Printer Settings in SuperSlicer:
PREHEATHOTEND={(first_layer_temperature[initial_extruder]+extruder_temperature_offset[initial_extruder])*.70}
And then, in my printer.cfg file (PRINT_START macro), I use:
{% set preheathotendtemp = params.PREHEATHOTEND|default(150)|int %}
And then:
M104 S(preheathotendtemp)
right after heating the bed and before G32.
I've been preheating to 70% of the printing temp and do not see oozing. You might be able to go even higher but I have not tried.
Internal bridging issue on z_drive_main parts
First off thanks for the profiles, they have been great in helping me understand the more advanced tuning i needed to do to push my profiles forward.
I just ran into a strange issue using your standard profile that i wanted to share and see if it's a problem on your side as well.
Steps to reproduce:
- Using SS .57.0 or .57.3
- Load and slice
z_drive_main_b_x2.stl
What seems to be happening is due to the 180%
infill extrusion width the slicer is unable to complete the infill and decides to use Internal Bridge Infill
.
Fix:
Reduce Internal Bridge Infill
<= 160%
I'm in no way saying this is not a super slicer issue, but i wanted to raise it to you as well to see if you have it on your prints or you know of any other way to solve for this.
Note: Some modifications have been made during the tuning of my printer but nothing in the width section.
3MF file: z_drive_main_a_x2.3mf.zip
logic behind extrusion widths?
Eager to understand the logic behind the use of
-
1x (100%) extrusion width for "normal" parts: 0.4mm for a 0.4mm nozzle etc. ?
-
115% extrusion width for the perimeters of Decorative parts?
Simply because:
- it's commonly argued that, in order to get better binding between perimeters, it's better to have extrusion widths around 120%: because at 100% the extrudate is significiantly rounded (beause it has come out of a round aperture and has not been squished under that flat portion of the nozzle) at the edges (also layer height dependent). Would have expected that to be used for the "normal" (functional) profiles.
Additionally I've sort of noticed that extruding at 100% (1x) can give parts with a "cleaner" finish, that in some ways are therefore more aesthetic. ( For example prints seem to show less Z banding, perhaps because minor Z fluctuations are "absorbed" by the slightly curved edges of the outermost perimeter.) Might have expected 100% to be use for aesthetic parts.
In other words, genuinely confused.
Need profiles that are Arachne compatible
Some of the profiles could/should be updated to support the arachne slicer, or at least some guidance given on good parameters.
Are these profiles still being maintained?
typo in before_layer_change gcode
Both in the screenshot image and in the profile ini file you have an extra 0
in the layer change gcode.
; External perimeter
{if extrusion_role=~/ExternalPerimeter/};[extrusion_role]0
Unable to load configuration.
Importing configs
Hi...
Tried to inport your configs in to SS [2.5.59.2]
When importing configs i get
Failed loading the config bundel "":´=` character not found in line at line 7
When i chec the config file raw that valu is only = nothing... dont know what to do =(
Bed model & texture
Thanks for sharing your profile. I've been setting up my printer with it, and it is working great.
Could you please share the bed model / texture you use in SS? The one here: https://github.com/AndrewEllis93/Ellis-PIF-Profile/blob/master/Images/45DegreePlate.png
Switchwire support?
Can we get a profile in here for the switchwire?
Dead Link to HartK bed images
The Link to HartKs bed images etc leads to a dead page. Link is pointing to https://github.com/hartk1213/MISC/tree/main/Voron%20Mods/SuperSlicer but it should be https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Extras/tree/main/Bed_Models
External Perimeter Adhesion Issue
On the latest version of your profile, I started to have some issues where the external perimeter wasn't adhering to the next internal perimeter. I ended up having to change the external perimeter from your 100% to 105% which resolves the issue but am just curious if I am missing something? I believe in your older profiles this was set to 0 (ie. use default width)?
Practical tips about accelerations
You write
This profile's speeds/accels are tuned for linear rail CoreXY (V2/V1/Trident/V0). For other printer types (Switchwire, Legacy, others), you will likely need to turn down some speeds and accelerations.
I actually use the same print settings on my Ender 3, just with speeds and accelerations toned down
but it's not so clear how much to reduce/increase over the IS suggestions.
You could add a line about your printer: "IS suggests 5000 k for my printer, so I picked xx% for external perimeters, yyy% for sparse infill and zzz% for travel (assuming the motors have enough current to allow it)".
I didn't check the ratios, I just threw there some placeholders.
purge
hello, thank you very much for your files, explanations etc.
I've been following you for a while now, and besides, I'm looking forward to your feedback and profiles to pruciaslicer from the update, with organic support etc.
I wanted to know how to contact you, I have a few requests....
here is one for example,
I use an adaptive purge like the bed mesh, but when trying it with your profile (modify for my switchwire) so position 45° etc, my purge is not adaptive.... any ideas?
volumetric speed
Hi
I have detected a little error
when you say
The volumetric speed limit controls the maximum rate that your hotend is allowed to extrude.
No matter how much you push speeds, layer heights, or line widths, it will never allow you to outrun your hotend.
But in the picture, it's the (max) flow for the auto-speed feature (when a speed is set to 0).
The universal flow limit you talk about is in the filament tab.
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