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Posted (edited) · No support on layer 1?

I have an object that I want to print in a specific orientation but Cura isn't generating support material for layer 1 thus starts extruding it on layer 2 which doesn't stick to the bed and makes a big mess!

When the object is flipped, support material is generated for layer 1.  Any ideas what is wrong? settings? or bug?

Orientation 1 with good support

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Orientation 2 with missing support layer 1

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Orientation 2 with support at layer 2

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5a333d3c6680f_orientation1goodsupport.thumb.png.4d034663c1abc0610db158510e7c02c0.png

5a333d3ca148d_orientation2nosupportlayer1.thumb.png.cd624623acd2c44cea966d8dfd04b19a.png

5a333d3da813d_orientation2supportlayer2.thumb.png.682e5cf3638821d7f72377ca10f825bf.png

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