Core engine, printing strategies.
Hi all,
I genuinely think that PE is one of the best FDM slicer in the market (maybe the best under a lot of aspects), and lot of praise to the developers that are implementing shiny new features in this software, but…
But it seems to me that PE developers should also care about the core of every slicer, I'm speaking about printing and non-printing movements, basically I'm speaking about printing strategy.
During my long career in the FDM 3D printing industry I found that just a very small set of functionalities is able to produce the 80% (or more) of the final printing quality, and a truly smart travel engine is among this set.
I mean, for example, that organic supports are a truly good things but also a useless frill if not resting on the shoulders of a robust core engine.
After all, the community is speaking about that for a long time, e.g.:
https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/issues/10756
https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/issues/10747
What do you think about that?