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Posted (edited) · Can't Print Temp Tower

I'm trying to print a temp tower but it acts like the walls are too thin to print without "Print thin walls" setting enabled. "Horizontal Expansion" is at 0 and it doesn't make any difference to lower the line width either. Please let me know what setting could cause this, Thanks.

Found the issue, it was outer wall inset.

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    Posted (edited) · Can't Print Temp Tower

    I haven't tried to print this.  I was first looking at the preview after slicing to determine the correct layer is selected for the script and I noticed the towers were not showing as part of the print.  I looked at the line type settings and clicked on all of them and still the same. My preview looks exactly the same way as the one pictured above.

     

    I just noticed you said it was the outer wall inset setting.  Mine is at 0.2.  What did you change yours to to fix the issue? 

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    Posted · Can't Print Temp Tower

    Well sometimes the GOOD Chep profile is not good for everything.   Typicaly an error coming from user of Creality + CHEP profile . Reset the Outer Wall Inset parameter to 0 as it should be by default and It's OK. (Note this parameter have been change in the release 4.12 of this profile in the previous release it was not change and leave to 0)

     

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