jon557

It's a shame this isn't being fixed, times have changed, my main printer a Bambu P1S is much faster than my old Enders hence the new bridge feature would be very useful. I need to slow the bridges down because a speed of 150 or more causes the line ends to not connect and peel upwards. This then affects the next layer and causes issues like bumps. But from all my testing and playing with settings as discussed above and indeed re-designing my part with different internal supports, the bridge always finds away to go the worst direction, the longest direction. It sounds like a simple fix, just 90 degree whatever Cura is doing right now. Or just like the top surface skin line direction setting, create a new setting like the first bridge layer line direction.

I'm using Orca right now with my Bambu P1S as everyone was raving about Orca, but I have found that Orca is very limited in settings compared to Cura, must be about 25% of the settings Cura has. Sometimes it makes printing easier and "dumber" but when I need to print something very specific I can't. Right now I see many issues with Orca, it does bridges all over the place if you like it or not and it is more likely to print in open space hence it drops into the gaps. Some language is odd like "Thick bridges", once ticked it actually prints thin bridges so it's opposite.

Just thought I'd share my experience, I lowered my values but it did not fix my issue hence I restored them. I followed the youtube video. Printer: Ender3 S1 Pro Before --> Tested --> Restored Z=1.495 --> 1.196 --> 1.491 Y=1.197 --> 1.024 --> 1.201 X=1.197 --> 1.018 --> 1.201 E=0.944 --> Did not change Was this earlier statement correct? That goes way above the motor maximum voltage Going to join the band wagon now and buy a Bambu haha