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I don't think that setting would help with filament that can have a bigger than normal range to its size. The setting is more so thin lines in a model can be printing faster than normal by auto editing the line width for them.
You got to keep in mind that the slicer and printer both have no way at all in knowing just how the size of the filament is changing as it prints.
Persoanlly it's likely best to use the filament on prints where size don't matter to much or for supports if you got a dual nozzle printer and don't use PVA or anything like that for the supports.
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I don't think that setting would help with filament that can have a bigger than normal range to its size. The setting is more so thin lines in a model can be printing faster than normal by auto editing the line width for them.
You got to keep in mind that the slicer and printer both have no way at all in knowing just how the size of the filament is changing as it prints.
Persoanlly it's likely best to use the filament on prints where size don't matter to much or for supports if you got a dual nozzle printer and don't use PVA or anything like that for the supports.
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