Pressure Advance messing with travel moves

JohnOCFII

@deckingman Thanks for the confirmation. Mine is a direct setup (for all intents and purposes -- about 40mm between the BMG and my E3D-v6 hot-end).

I'll start with your settings and see how it goes!

JohnOCFII

I revised my extruder settings as suggested above to the following and also disabled the wipe while retracting setting in Slic3r.

The simulation estimate is now accurate to the actual printing time.
Speed of the print is inline with what I'd expect.

Thanks to all for your guidance.

; Axis and motor configurations
M350 X16 Y16 Z16 E16 I1                                         ; Configure 16x microstepping with interpolation
M566 X1200 Y1200 Z80 E3600                                 ; Set maximum instantaneous (jerk) speed changes (mm/min)
M906 X1000 Y1000 Z1000 E800 I50                         ; Set motor currents (mA) and motor idle factor in per cent 
M201 X3000 Y3000 Z20 E3000                                 ; Set accelerations (mm/s^2)
M203 X24000 Y24000 Z900 E3600                           ; Set maximum speeds (mm/min)

deckingman

@johnocfii Glad it worked out for you.

gnydick

@deckingman

But by @JohnOCFII changing his configuration, the problem is just being avoided, not fixed. The fact that PA makes any changes on a wipe, a move with no extrusion, but may have retraction, is incorrect.

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@gnydick said in Pressure Advance messing with travel moves:

@deckingman

But by @JohnOCFII changing his configuration, the problem is just being avoided, not fixed. The fact that PA makes any changes on a wipe, a move with no extrusion, but may have retraction, is incorrect.

PA is not a perfect system. For that matter, wipe-while-retract, and all the other slicer tricks are even FARTHER from perfect... so which do we prioritize? Generalized PA algorithm wins every time for me. Please don't change a thing

deckingman

@gnydick said in Pressure Advance messing with travel moves:

@deckingman

But by @JohnOCFII changing his configuration, the problem is just being avoided, not fixed. The fact that PA makes any changes on a wipe, a move with no extrusion, but may have retraction, is incorrect.

I'm not arguing with the fact that if PA is being applied to non extrusion wipe moves, then it ought not too. Take that up with the firmware author, not me - I'm just an end user like you.

But @JohnOCFII s extruder jerk setting was much too low regardless of whether PA was being used or not.

Having said that, many settings interact with each other. So for example, too low an extruder jerk will have adverse effects when using PA. Also, you may run into problems with too much retraction after enabling PA (because the two things do much the same) and should reduce retraction. That's just the way things interact with each other.

gnydick

@deckingman gotcha, just making sure

dc42

The next firmware release will ensure that pressure advance is not applied to wipe-while-retract moves. I didn't consider them when I wrote the original pressure advance code.

gnydick

@dc42 cool, thanks for clearing it up.

dc42

Should be fixed now in 2.03beta2.