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Ironing was designed by a guy (neotko) who prints and sells thousands of items with raised text on top of flat sections on the top of the print. So yeah, ironing might help.
But your diagonal line is almost certainly caused by a combing move. Set "combing mode" to "not in skin" to fix that diagonal line.
Also to answer questions like this also look at your print in PREPARE mode and you can see where it is doing the ironing by scrolling through both vertically and on certain layers, horizontally scrolling.
Thanks for the info. I tried it out and it worked incredibly well/better than without. I still had a couple travel lines. I had Combing set to Not in Skin, etc. But the final product was very acceptable.
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Ironing was designed by a guy (neotko) who prints and sells thousands of items with raised text on top of flat sections on the top of the print. So yeah, ironing might help.
But your diagonal line is almost certainly caused by a combing move. Set "combing mode" to "not in skin" to fix that diagonal line.
Also to answer questions like this also look at your print in PREPARE mode and you can see where it is doing the ironing by scrolling through both vertically and on certain layers, horizontally scrolling.
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