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Cubic Subdivision still broken with new 2.4 beta release

By rexipus, in Cura + plugins

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Posted in Cubic Subdivision still broken with new 2.4 beta release

The Cubic Subdivision feature, one of the marquee features of the 2.4 Beta, still doesn't work on my machine. Others chimed in saying they saw this too. I uninstalled the original 2.4 Beta version and installed the new version that came up a week ago.

On my machine all that shows up of the infill, when set to Cubic Subdivision, regardless of the percentage, is a single line in the upper left arm of this quadcopter body.

My machine is an Intel i7 6900 with 32gb of RAM running Windows 10 64-bit, anniversary addition with all the latest Microsoft updates. Video card is NVidia 1080 with most recent drivers.

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