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No pulsing. Ughhhhh....pulsing things really bug my eyes out. Same thing with the lights on the machines. It really is an issue with me. I can see the flicker on TV screens and such.....

"Yeah, I agree, but honestly, I do not have anything that comes close to a suggestion on how to do that.

This would be a standard 4:3 aspect ratio. This would pretty much take up the same room with just a small shift to the right in older versions. In this version, you can close the settings interface and see the whole space. I have all my settings set to visible as well. It would be nice to pull the interface sown a bit to see more of it when in a section. Is this what you refer to?

I just took a look. I think it is a matter of screen size. For instance I am on a wide screen set at standard HD and, not on a laptop. It does jump a bit, but not to the middle of the screen. I am wondering why the move of the slider to the right of the settings dialogue. I do like the fluid movement of the dialogue boxes though. Maybe if the slider went back to the left it would be less intrusive. And, if the settings were closed, the slider could jump all the way to the right. But for the most part, when I am viewing the layers, I have closed the settings to maximize the viewing area anyway.

Just did a quick download. At a quick glance, this looks nice. AND, of course, I tested one thing that drove me crazy in the last release: When merged models were reloaded by way of 'Reload all models', it would jump. It does not do so now! I look forward to the other doodads to see how it works. :)

Sorry you had issues with the printing process.....😟

I know. That is why I said 'great minds.' :) I just found it funny because I had a couple I did that looked a bit like a couple of yours. Not implying anything negative. 👍

Some of those look a little like the ones I designed. Great minds and all that stuff. Very nice indeed. :)

As @SteveCox3D once told me, "The thinner the layer of glue between two surfaces, the better the bonding." If he notices this, I will let him explain since he has the technical knowledge that would make better sense. And, As I have made my PVA into thinner layers, it does bond much better than before. <------This is the best I have to offer....duuurrrrhhhh Oh, and the glue sticks are some sort of PVA, I believe.

I just take the waste that I can break off and put it in water. Some will stick to the model and have to be 'melted' away with water, but for the most part you can break it off or clip it off and just soak it.

I just recycle my used PVA. Hate waste.

Pretty ,much all it is.

Waaaaayyyy, back in the day, during the 3D rendering dark ages, if an object was in one location, it would generate a black spot. If the model was moved just ever so slightly, or even the camera, it would go away. Just for funzies, I wonder if it would remain if moved. Basically, a null return based on a positional issue.

I have seen this happen periodically in regular slices too. It seems to be a sporadic issue that is not persistent. If I slice again, it goes away. I have not tried to print one, but seems to be more of a graphics issue and not a real slice problem.

Does PVA stick to glass? Yes. Follow all the steps listed. Level buildplate Very clean glass Thin layer of PVA based glue I do not have issues with PVA on glass.