so, I think I've found what it is but have not tested it in a print yet. if .1 is used as the layer height then the 'extra' z movements are there, setting it to as low as .101 and the number of instructions are about the same as the original but with out the z-axis movement. will test the print and update.
Maybe you have the "Joris" option enabled? That setting makes the outer perimeter slowly increase in Z height.
you're right, even though I thought I was managing this little variable. Maybe the setting is not taken from another instance of Cura? Don't know. Seems then setting joris on a large curvy model is not for weaker systems with a USB interface... makes sense.
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maybe interesting, when i slice with kisslicer I do not get the minor changes but there are just as many lines of instruction as the skeinforge slice, but with x/y movement but exactly the same entries in z and f. example:
G1 X109.12 Y119.36 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X108.39 Y119.69 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X107.72 Y119.96 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X106.89 Y120.27 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X105.44 Y120.7 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X104.21 Y120.98 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X103.25 Y121.15 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X101.73 Y121.33 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X100.5 Y121.39 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X99.01 Y121.37 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X97.61 Y121.26 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X97.43 Y121.26 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X96.29 Y121.07 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X95.35 Y120.89 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X94.72 Y120.73 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X94.42 Y120.68 Z33.92 F2267.7
G1 X94.15 Y120.58 Z33.92 F2267.7
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