CURA-12207 Infill line printed multiple times with extra lines #2150
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CURA-12207 The previous strategy was to split the two crossed segments and join them betweem each other, printing the joined section twice. Although this is very efficient in terms of path, having a segment printed twice is sometimes an issue when there is actually some material under the segment. The new strategy is to create multiple separate paths, which should create more travel nove but no more segment duplication.
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When adding a support segment betweem two infill segments, the previous strategy was to split the two crossed segments and join them betweem each other, twice, actually printing the joined section twice. Although this is very efficient in terms of routing, having a segment printed twice is sometimes an issue when there is actually some material under the segment. The new strategy is to create multiple separate paths, which should create more travel noves but no more segment duplication.
CURA-12207