I am all for saving plastic waste. But the new type of raft and brim in the 2.5 does not work well anymore, as they are too minimal. I print a lot of miniatures and they all need at least a brim because of their size. Prints which I printed perfectly before with the 2.4 and resliced in 2.5, so I tried the 2.4 version again, and then no problems whatsoever. So, I started adding mouse ears on prints now to make it work in the 2.5. Bummer.
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I watched a few prints now. In case of a raft: the object above the raft gets partially printed in mid air. Of course that never works. I had a brim which was printed the width of the chosen rim width separate from the object. Like a wide loop instead of a brim. That's useless.
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Gramps. This setting creates an inner brim if it is possible to put one in. It has proven very handy for printing small toys. I have many small objects which have thin walls and are hollowed out on the inside, which do well with a brim on both sides. Now, 2.5 creates a small brim in a few spots only, instead of surrounding an object. Very weird and annoying for miniatures. So far, the "mouse ears" have solved it, but I really hope they bring back the full brims in the next release. I hope that includes the old raft system as well.
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@Ender5r, yes they are, but in 2.5, they do not always surround the object anymore. It's like the program decides that a small irregular shaped brim slab at a useless point, meaning not even a corner, suffices. For some strange reason, when it goes pearshaped, it always puts a brim on the left in the middle of a side. Closing the program, retrying, no use. Very strange, as the 2.5 beta never did that.
Currently, I have 2 versions of the slicer running. If the 2.5 makes a mess, I use an older version, which always worked so far. Weird. From now on, an older version will only be removed if the new one actually does the job, lesson learned there.
I prefer to use the 2.5 though as much as possible, as it seems to print miniatures a lot faster, same settings. Electricity is costly here, and cost reduction is welcome.
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