When the spaghetti detection feature is enabled (requires the use of a live view camera), the device analyzes the video stream in real time and notifies the user when a spaghetti fault risk is detected. This alert indicates that the AI believes there may be a spaghetti fault, but the severity is not high enough to pause the print. You can check the print quality and choose to either continue or cancel the print.
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Users may adjust the order of these solutions as needed.
If spaghetti is confirmed, stop the print and clean it up.
If there is spaghetti in some parts of the plate, try using the "Skip Objects" function in Step 2.
False alarms caused by internal infill patterns of the print can be ignored by the user.
If only some objects have spaghetti issues in a plate, you can try using the "Skip Objects" function. It is recommended to clean up the spaghetti parts before continuing to print to avoid affecting other objects. You can access the "Skip Objects" function from the following entry. If needed, refer to Skip Objects.
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