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Expand Up @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ In this example, I would choose around 0.04 (in green).
I find I get the best real prints when I lean toward **higher** values.

- For example - if your sharpest corner has a _tiny_ bit of gapping, I'd still personally choose it.\
_(And then I'd just cover up the slight gapping with single top perimeters - which is unfortunately exclusive to SuperSlicer.)_
_(And then I'd just cover up the slight gapping with single top perimeters - which is unfortunately exclusive to SuperSlicer and PrusaSlicer.)_

- The sharpness of these corners has a large effect on the outer surface or prints, particularly surrounding features like logos, text, slots, etc.

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