[5.6.0-beta.1] Support Z-distance feedback: Support thickness of 0.01mm on layer 0 #17393
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Status: Under Investigation
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Type: Bug
The code does not produce the intended behavior.
Cura Version
5.6.0-beta.1
Operating System
win10
Printer
Custom fff
Reproduction steps
see project. The model is a 10x10x0.2mm square raised 1mm above the buildplate. It has 3 layers of support.
Layer height and initial layer height is 0.2mm. Support Z-distance is 0.39mm
Please also see my other reports submitted at the same time, some are related.
Actual results
The Z coordinate at layer 0 is 0.01. Wrong?
Also, the normal support lines on layer 0 gets reduced like I would expect the topmost support interface layer to be. I assume because it "believes" it's the last layer of support?
Note, I discovered that the extraneous normal support lines disappear when I reduce my support horizontal expansion. I had set it extra high to make testing easier.
Expected results
Z-coordinate on layer 0 should be same as initial layer height?
I believe printing a 0.01mm thick first layer risk damaging the buildplate, especially if the bed is leveled a bit too close to the nozzle. (This is why I moved the support structures upwards in my script-attempt instead of downwards #6105 (comment)).
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Layer 0 Z.3mf.zip
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