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· Combing on but lots of travels in preview
yes exactly - combing keeps the travel within the part where possible.
But as you show in this image it's only printing two higher areas of the part when it starts doing travel moves. Because each end of the part sticks up higher this creates two "islands" (that's what some people call them) for a while and the nozzle can't travel within the part at this "altitude" because it's above the rest of the part.
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yes exactly - combing keeps the travel within the part where possible.
But as you show in this image it's only printing two higher areas of the part when it starts doing travel moves. Because each end of the part sticks up higher this creates two "islands" (that's what some people call them) for a while and the nozzle can't travel within the part at this "altitude" because it's above the rest of the part.
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