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First layer of wipe tower with MMU No Sparse Layers and Variable Layer Height is too thin #8358

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zzjlamb opened this issue May 26, 2022 · 4 comments
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zzjlamb commented May 26, 2022

Description of the bug

When slicing with "No Sparse Layers" and variable layer height, the height of the first layer of the wipe tower defaults to the height of the last layer of the model printed. If this is very low, for instance 0.10 or lower, it causes unsatisfactory first layer adhesion, with a high likelihood of print failure due to the wipe tower moving.
The first layer of the wipe tower should always be the default first layer height. In fact, there is no reason for the wipe tower to have variable layer height if No Sparse Layers is on

Project file & How to reproduce

  1. Select "No Sparse Layers"
  2. Variable layer height3.
  3. Preview shows the first layer of the wipe tower is the same layer height as the preceding layer of the model, even if it is very a very low value.
    tiny_cute_mouse.3mf.zip

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Version of PrusaSlicer

Version 2.4.1+arm64

Operating system

Mac OS 11.4

Printer model

MK3S+ MMU2S

@lukasmatena
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This sounds like a duplicate of #7090. Could you please try the build that I posted in #7090 (comment) to see if it solves your issues? Thanks.

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zzjlamb commented May 26, 2022 via email

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@zzjlamb Sorry, that was an ASAN build which is apparently not signed. Can you please try out this one: PrusaSlicer-2.4.2+1-lm-wipe-tower-base-universal-ge299ea0de ? Thanks.

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bubnikv commented Jun 29, 2022

Fixed in PrusaSlicer 2.5.0-alpha2. Closing.

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