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| It's often erroneously called " | It's often erroneously called " | ||
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| + | ==== Generating a Bed Mesh ==== | ||
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| + | See [[run_bed_mesh]] | ||
| ==== How to Interpret the Bed Mesh ==== | ==== How to Interpret the Bed Mesh ==== | ||
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| === Variance === | === Variance === | ||
| - | The variance is the difference between the highest spot on the plate above the level plane to the lowest spot on the plate below the level plane. It's calculated for you in [[Fluidd]' | + | The variance is the difference between the highest spot on the plate above the level plane to the lowest spot on the plate below the level plane. It's calculated for you in [[Fluidd]]'s Tuning page. |
| So long as the variance above isn't much more than a layer height, and variance below isn't much more than layer height, the printer can easily compensate and likely won't cause functional or cosmetic issues. So a variance of less than 1.5 time layer height should be fine. | So long as the variance above isn't much more than a layer height, and variance below isn't much more than layer height, the printer can easily compensate and likely won't cause functional or cosmetic issues. So a variance of less than 1.5 time layer height should be fine. | ||
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