BUG:Support Zigzag doesn't produce zigzag but lines

[hennysavenije 0]

I am using cura for quite a while now, and I have the latest version, 4.0.3 and I noticed today, if I want to use the zigzag support (basically because of the option "Break up support in chuncks") but the result is still lines and not zigzag (Don't know if the "Chunck" option is being fulfilled but I assume not)

Also in the preview it can be viewed that it doesn't produce zigzag but lines

Edited October 4, 2019 by hennysavenije

[burtoogle 514]

Hi @hennysavenije, please save your project (File -> Save) and attach the .3mf file to this thread so we can check it out. Thanks.

 

[hennysavenije 0]

My printer and computer are 48 km away from my house, and I won't be there till Monday, but then I will upload it here., Thanks.

[hennysavenije 0]

cabin.3mf Here is the 3mf file and I also included the profile with which I made it.

super_quality_brim_zigzag.curaprofile

[burtoogle 514]

Hello @hennysavenije, thanks for the files. Unfortunately, I can't import that profile. Please save the project (File -> Save) and attach the .3mf file. The file you have already attached only contains the model and is not a project file.

[hennysavenije 0]

Ah, sorry, misunderstanding. I exported it, instead of saving, the attached one now is made on my home computer but shows the same behavior, I noticed something else odd. On my home computer, I can see in the preview box a dropdown box where I can choose for Material color, Line type, feed rate and Layer thickness, In my hobby house on my laptop I don't have that option.

CE3_cabin.3mf

[burtoogle 514]

Thanks for the project file. You simply need to set the support wall line count to 0 to remove the walls that encompass the zig-zag support.

 

I think the difference between your displays is due to the level of OpenGL that is provided on your two machines. To get the fancier display, your computer needs to support OpenGL 4.1 or greater.

[burtoogle 514]

Oops, I forgot to attach the obligatory screen shot...

 

[hennysavenije 0]

Hmm, I think we are talking about a different definition of zigzag, but alright, I have used zigzag before but that was on Dutch railroad catanaries and railroad crossings, https://www.thingiverse.com/hennysavenije/designs.

As for the picture, that's exactly what I see too.

 

Anyhow, thanks for the efforts and insight you gave me.

Edited October 7, 2019 by hennysavenije