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  1. Aha! So the profile then? You just asked for the 3mf. I'll get back to you in a couple of hours.
  2. Hey there! This isn't the same file, I've made a couple of tweaks to suit something else I printed inbetween, but the base issue remains. cylinder.3mf
  3. Yes. The only difference it makes is that the issue is spread out. It doesn't change the fact that it ocurrs. It actually looks worse if I spread it out, in my opinion. On objects with obvious corners etc I can of course hide the issue, not so much when printing something with cylindrical sections.
  4. The issue occurrs once per layer at the starting/ending point of the outermost wall, wether it is all in the same position or not. It is not at layer change, I suspect it has to do with how it moves from the inner wall to the outer wall somehow. I hope this makes it more clear what I mean, as I don't know how to better describe it.
  5. Well, yes, in a way you re right as I intentionally chose to put the seam all in one spot to easier be able to see the issue when tweaking settings to get rid of the issue.
  6. So what I thought was a layer change issue turned out to be an outer wall issue. I am well aware of the fact that getting rid of the "z seam" is just not going to happen, but surely there has to be a way to make it less noticeable. I've successfully printed with a much less noticeable seam wtih S3D and Slic3r, but there seems to be something about how cura moves from inner walls to the outer wall that just messes it up. SO here's what I am experiencing. A sort of gap between where the perimeter ends and where it starts. And I experience this issue much mroe severly with Cura than with any other slicer I've tried. I seem to recall that I didn't have this issue in much earlier versions of Cura either, so I wonder if this is caused by the default value of a specific setting that might have been introduced a few versions back? I feel like I've tried everything related to retraction, combing, wall printing order, coasting and wiping and gawd knows what. I'd hate to switch from my favorite slicer just because of this one specific issue. There's gotta be a way to make the end and the start points sorta overlap? I'd much prefer a bit of a blob over this ditch, especially when printing with a nice looking filament that I don't intend to sand and paint afterwards. (Sorry for the blurry pic, but it's not easy to get the camera to focus on such small details! Printed with layer height 0.2 so it's not really _that_ tiny, but still!)
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