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10%, but that was set for print quality in other areas. TBH I'm now using Prusa slicer to slice this I cannot get Cura to start the bridges over something solid and it makes a huge difference to the print quality (for me at least).

I'm definitely getting better results where I can start the bridging layers over something solid. Left is Cura 5mm/s 100% fan 70% flow PLA 200deg , same settings with prusa (right) difference is Prusaslicer allows me to start the bridging above the inner wall.

My results look quite poor when the bridge starts in mid-air But if the bridged material has some chance to start over the top of something else the results are near perfect (below) Much better results with the bridging starting over the edges, also much longer bridging here and almost no sagging

How do I get the bridging areas to start printing above a wall? e.g. this bridging test has 2 walls But then it starts the infill from inside the inner wall.. not very good to get the infill to 'stick' or start since it starts the infill in mid-air So can I get it to start the bridging lines after the outer wall? i..e only have one wall in the layer with the infill? Bridge Test.stl

Thankyou Ben, this was indeed the problem

I tried the top/bottom direction just in case that does nothing either...

It is listed as infill...

I would like to rotate the infill lines in this example I try values in the 'infill lines direction, 0,45,90 etc but this has no effect? How can I change the direction of the infill?

Would it be possible to show the actual feedrate in the model preview? Similar to https://blog.prusaprinters.org/calculator/ (scroll down to the max speed section) but have the feedrate shown at each layer on the model. Also would it be possible to scale the legend only to print feedrate? It is very difficult to see the print feedrate from the colors, seeing the travel feedrate at the end of the scale is not very useful.