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Posted · Difference between layers

Hello all, can someone please explain me the difference between the two layers on the pictures?

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The layer before looks messed up, the lines of the path and everything.

Cura settings:

0.2 LH

0.7 Shell thick.

0.8 B/T thick

20% fill

50 speed

does this affect on the print or is it just cura's display bug?

Thank you.

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    Posted (edited) · Difference between layers

    I saw somewhere to look at Xray view in Cura also very interesting to see Red colored areas for problems. I do not think messed green can affect print job. Do you using 0.35 mm nozzle because of shell thickness = (I use actually) Nozzle size (0.4) x 2 = 0.8

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    Posted · Difference between layers

    Thanks for the fast answer.

    With the Xray view I see some red spots, but they arent on thoose layers with the mentioned problem.

    I use a standard 0.4 nozzle, but somehow I saw often a better result in cura with the 0.7 shell thickness than 0.8.

    Btw using older cura version 14.12.1

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    Posted · Difference between layers

    Picture 1 : Layer with retraction

    Picture 2 : Layer without retraction

     

    That means that its nothing bad, its just for information? :)

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    Posted · Difference between layers

    Picture 1 : Layer with retraction

    Picture 2 : Layer without retraction

     

    That means that its nothing bad, its just for information? :)

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    Posted · Difference between layers

    sorry for multi post, the forum gave me a "server error" and i tried it again, but it seems posted every time....

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    Posted · Difference between layers

     

    Picture 1 : Layer with retraction

    Picture 2 : Layer without retraction

     

    So than its just for "information" and doesnt mean anything bad? :)

     

    It's not bad ;)

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