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When slicing two models each using different filament, the filament used for the draft shield alternates between the two, even when printing by layer, per model.
This is a problem when the filament types are incompatible and do not adhere to one another well.
Printer
Highly Custom Flashforge Creator X with SKR Pro 1.1
How to reproduce
Select a dual extruder machine profile.
Select a different material for each extruder (select contrasting colors to see in preview)
Add two cubes to the project.
In the object view, set the first object to the first extruder, second object to second extruder.
Enable skirt, per object, and enable draft shield.
Slice project.
View the draft shield layers by filament type.
The filament type alternates for each object's draft shield.
Actual results
The filament type alternates for each object's draft shield.
Expected results
The filament type used for the draft shield should match the object type.
This it the result when printing a PLA part and a PETG part. I was attempting to use the draft shield as an ooze shield. The layers of the draft shield did not adhere well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Is there an existing issue for this problem?
OrcaSlicer Version
2.3.0-dev (2025-01-08)
Operating System (OS)
Linux
OS Version
Fedora 41
Additional system information
When slicing two models each using different filament, the filament used for the draft shield alternates between the two, even when printing by layer, per model.
This is a problem when the filament types are incompatible and do not adhere to one another well.
Printer
Highly Custom Flashforge Creator X with SKR Pro 1.1
How to reproduce
Actual results
The filament type alternates for each object's draft shield.
Expected results
The filament type used for the draft shield should match the object type.
Project file & Debug log uploads
PlaPetgDualCube.zip
debug_log.zip
Checklist of files to include
Anything else?
This it the result when printing a PLA part and a PETG part. I was attempting to use the draft shield as an ooze shield. The layers of the draft shield did not adhere well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: