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        <title>Is there a setting to favour &amp;quot;long lines&amp;quot;</title>
        <description> Dear all!
i have a model that gets sliced a bit &quot;unfortunately&quot;. It has long zig-zag lines but instead of slicing the model such that the lines stay long, slic3r (prusa) creates many &quot;circles&quot;.
This is the model: [attachment 119225 zigzag.png]
And this is how it gets sliced: [attachment 119226 slic3r.png]
I have tried various wall / extrusion widths without success, also tried cura, results in similar slicing.
Does anybody have an idea how I can suggest to the slicer that i would like to have continuous long extrusions?
many thanks for all suggestion!
auser</description>
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            <description><![CDATA[ Dear all!<br />
i have a model that gets sliced a bit "unfortunately". It has long zig-zag lines but instead of slicing the model such that the lines stay long, slic3r (prusa) creates many "circles".<br />
This is the model: [attachment 119225 zigzag.png]<br />
And this is how it gets sliced: [attachment 119226 slic3r.png]<br />
I have tried various wall / extrusion widths without success, also tried cura, results in similar slicing.<br />
Does anybody have an idea how I can suggest to the slicer that i would like to have continuous long extrusions?<br />
many thanks for all suggestion!<br />
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            <pubDate>Sun, 27 Feb 2022 07:04:43 -0500</pubDate>
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