I think this is a good idea. Though I agree that the root cause is the leveling. But for beginners to do a good leveling is difficult. Because it is not really a measurable thing. It requires quite a lot experience. So why not make the tool do more that we could get started. Instead of being frustrated and leave.
I have an Anet A8, and I use the 'sheet of paper' method to level the bed, maybe once on ten times, but the dragged problem occurs even after calibrating (i do'nt print under 30mm/s for the 1st layer)
With the script everything's fine
If I remember, this capability to lower down the speed for tiny holes exist in some other slicing sofware
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So I have the opposite problem. The bottom layer prints perfectly but the hole gets smaller as you move to higher layers.
You need to "squish" more. You need the bed closer to the nozzle. What kind of printer is this? What kind of "leveling" procedure do you use?
More on getting the bottom layer to stick well:
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