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I painted a model, enabled wipe into infill. Then to try to reduce purge tower, I created an additional instance. The wipe tower didn't change. I went to look at the infill and the 2nd instance of the model was missing most of it's infill.
Hello @rcmaniac25,Thank you for your report. We can confirm that there is issue, but this problem can also be reproduced in older versions.The issue is most likely caused by the additional option "Wipe into this object infill". When you slice the model a second time, the infill isn’t re-sliced; instead, only the G-code is re-generated. As a result, the wipe (infill) is missing for instance.
…ges. (#13779)
WipingExtrusions::mark_wiping_extrusions() precalculates data based on the number of instances when wiping into infill/object is enabled, so we need to invalidate those data when the number of instances changes.
Description of the bug
I painted a model, enabled wipe into infill. Then to try to reduce purge tower, I created an additional instance. The wipe tower didn't change. I went to look at the infill and the 2nd instance of the model was missing most of it's infill.
Project file & How to reproduce
N64.zip
Open the project
Slice it and check for infill (it should be there)
Select the N and click + on the keyboard or the options bar above
Move the new instance to a different location and slice.
The infill of the 2nd instance should be mostly missing.
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3 & 4.
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Checklist of files included above
Version of PrusaSlicer
Version 2.9.0-beta1
Operating system
Windows 10
Printer model
Prusa MK4S+MMU3
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