how to get consistant layer times (like BambuStudio)
I recently discovered a difference between prusa slicer and bambu studio (default settings) and wanted to ask if this is possible in prusa too.
when I make a custom profile in prusa slicer (2,7), I mostly use a dedicated speed, i.e. 60mm/s, this has the outcome that layer times for most layers are different
(I wonder why prusa slicer is not homogenous with this sphere)
when I slice this with my bambu studio by default layer times am mostly identical
I was able to find a setting which slows down the print if layer time is above a specific value, but in this case I always have to do calculations especially for every print.
Is there a setting which does this automatically like bambu ?
RE: how to get consistant layer times (like BambuStudio)
If I use all default settings not-IS i get something that matches your second image.
If I use all default settings with IS I get something that looks like your first image.
So I suspect your custom settings between the two slicers are not as equal as you think they are.
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The area printed per layer near the 'poles'of the sphere is considerably less than at the equator. Why would you expect the times to be similar?
SLA printers that expose a whole layer at a time are naturally constant speed.
Cheerio,
RE: how to get consistant layer times (like BambuStudio)
@ BaconFase
what is not-IS i or with IS I?
@Diem
yes you are right the poles are much slower, but in general bambu does this to most of the lines, besides extreme values
RE: how to get consistant layer times (like BambuStudio)
IS = Input Shaper
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