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Nozzle crashing on the object, causing a layer shift, when using supports and adaptive layers height #13995

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guivo opened this issue Jan 16, 2025 · 1 comment

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@guivo
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guivo commented Jan 16, 2025

Description of the bug

After the upgrade to 2.9.0 I am having trouble using variable layer height in a model were I need supports. In some areas of the model, but not always in the same spot, the nozzle travels from the support to the model, hitting the model. When the change in layer height is particularly small (e.g about .1 mm or less) the nozzle pushes hard enough and the motor skips, causing a layer shift.

Project file & How to reproduce

  1. Load a model that require supports from the bed
  2. Select 0.2 mm high layer or less
  3. enable the variable layer size for the model, default parameters
  4. slice the file

Checklist of files included above

  • Project file
  • Screenshot

Version of PrusaSlicer

2.9.0

Operating system

Window 11

Printer model

Creality CR6 SE

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u89djt commented Jan 17, 2025

(Fellow user following the hub) I haven't had this problem, but I'd like to know if there's a risk.
When you get a collision, post the exact 3mf file that you used for that print and a screenshot of the location of the issue in the preview. Check the bug submission guidelines to see if I've missed anything.
You can see the travel moves in the slice preview by switching them on in the feature type view with the icon at the bottom of the pane.
You need to zip the 3mf file to post, but you can drag and drop or paste the screenshot - capture the whole window - showing the travel move of interest in the slice preview.

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