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Posted · Spiralize, but with lined bottom layers?

In Cura 4, when I printed bowls, cups, vases, etc in spiralize mode, the bottom layers would have circled borders with lines in the middle.  This was great and always resulted in a excellent interior bottom surface.  

 

Now in Cura 5, when spiralize is selected, the bottom layers are printed completely in a circular pattern which is not nearly as smooth and results in a blob in the middle.

 

Is there any way in Cura 5 to force lines for the bottom layers when spiralizing?

 

I'm using an Anycubic Vyper and i've attached the profile.

Cura 5 PLA spiral .8 width.curaprofile

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    Posted · Spiralize, but with lined bottom layers?

    This issue is still present in the live release of 5.1. Any idea if/when this will be addressed? Until it is, Cura 5.1 is not a great option for spiralize/vase mode prints.

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    Posted · Spiralize, but with lined bottom layers?

    Thanks for raising this, we've been getting multiple reports on this.

    I'll raise it with the team again. 

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    Posted · Spiralize, but with lined bottom layers?

    Hello all.

    There have been several reports (complaints really) on GitHub (#12862 for one) and it is alleged to be on the backlog as Cura-7926.

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