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Support brim not showing up even if option checked
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· Support brim not showing up even if option checked
Hello,
Yes, it's annoying and it's the topic of three or four bug reports on Github. I think it will be fixed in the next release but for now you must have some sort of "Bed Adhesion" set in order to get the support brim to work.
You can set Bed Adhesion to "Skirt" and set the "Skirt Line Count" to 0. That will keep any skirt from showing up but will fool the bug and allow the Support Brims to form.
The main problem is that without the support brim, the supports themselves still don't start until the second layer so they don't stick well and are subject to failure.
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Hello,
Yes, it's annoying and it's the topic of three or four bug reports on Github. I think it will be fixed in the next release but for now you must have some sort of "Bed Adhesion" set in order to get the support brim to work.
You can set Bed Adhesion to "Skirt" and set the "Skirt Line Count" to 0. That will keep any skirt from showing up but will fool the bug and allow the Support Brims to form.
The main problem is that without the support brim, the supports themselves still don't start until the second layer so they don't stick well and are subject to failure.
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