Help to find the way the nozle moves up while printing
Triceratops file on SD comes with the printer, I saw this model sliced up the nozle on the same layer many times to avoid the supports and it is awesome.
I have S3D and want to know how this made.
Thank you in advance
Mariano Santafosta
Sadheart Creaciones
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Re: Help to find the way the nozle moves up while printing
It's called Z-hop. I'm not sure simplify3d will do it though. The prusa supplied profiles in slic3r do it though.
Re: Help to find the way the nozle moves up while printing
From S3D's webpage.
https://www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting/#scars-on-top-surface
To enable this open, click “Edit Process Settings” and select the Extruder tab. Make sure that retraction is enabled, and then set the “Retraction Vertical Lift” to the distance that you would like the nozzle to raise. For example, if you enter 0.5mm, the nozzle will always raise up 0.5mm before moving to a new location. Please note that this vertical lift will only occur when the nozzle is performing a retraction. If you want to ensure that a retraction is taking place for every single move that the printer does, click on the Advanced tab and make sure that “Only retract when crossing open spaces” and “Minimum travel for retraction” are disabled.
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Re: Help to find the way the nozle moves up while printing
It's called Z-hop. I'm not sure simplify3d will do it though. The prusa supplied profiles in slic3r do it though.
Thank you very much slippyr4 for your response 😉 S3D do it too
Mariano Santafosta
Sadheart Creaciones
https://www.facebook.com/SadheartCreaciones/
Re: Help to find the way the nozle moves up while printing
From S3D's webpage.
https://www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting/#scars-on-top-surface
Totally useful!
Thank you very much!!
Mariano Santafosta
Sadheart Creaciones
https://www.facebook.com/SadheartCreaciones/