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Part avoidance

By random_engineer, in Cura + plugins

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Posted in Part avoidance (edited)

When in print one at a time it assumes that you have a flat gantry like the ultimaker limiting z hight across the entire build plate. Why not be able to set gantry type to have different part avoidance patterns. Such as moving in a Z or square wave patterns moving the build plate forward for a prusa i3 type printer or calculating the pintch patterns that the ultimaker gantry makes

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