#Bridge speed less in one direction
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Are they they same line type in the preview?
Do you have anything in your profile that is set to a speed of 10?
carnt find anything at 10mm/s, ill need to relad the file to check the line type
line type is the same
why is there an F600 here
un ticking this fixed it but it shouldn't have effected it
When you turn that on, do you also have Slow down for curled perimeters turned on?
yes
if i untick it the speed is the same both ways
Yeah, that "curled" setting forces bridges to use the "Overhang 75,100" speed.
Which is where the 10 is coming from, but for some reason it was only recognizing one side of the bridge as a "curled perimeter."
It's a really idiotic setting that is horribly bugged. I hate that it even exists.
i do too, because its not contestant, i wish there was a way to flag some of these finding to @jolly crest so we wouldn't have to keep filling out the git hub ones as they feel like they are never acknowledged
1000% agreed.
I think it would be a good thing to have a threat/channel for the less tech/code savvy to report their findings. They can be collected and reported in an uniformed way, in the best case with a reason for the wrong behavior/bug..
So the Git wouldn't get spammed by ignoramus. And the Devs could focus on the PRs and wouldn't have to sort out the vague Bugreports (or ignore all of em..)
But it would need moderation/work to be done properly
I actually really like that idea. A lot of bug reports have quick and simple answers, so discussing them here first could greatly reduce the number reported/ignored on Git. Then if it is determined to be a legit bug, we could help them collect the data and put in the actual Git report for the devs/contributors to look at.
Can you suggest this in https://discord.com/channels/1137181739773603922/1137326788859674676? Then I will talk it over with the other mods and admin to see if it's something they would be willing to implement.
Although admittedly, a lot of this already happens in https://discord.com/channels/1137181739773603922/1250316261502750793, so it may not get much traction, and many of the mods here split their time managing numerous other servers, so they are not likely to put much work into it. And the users who are not on Discord will still be putting all their bug reports into Git directly too, so the idea may not work out as well as imagined, sadly. The "human action" factor ruins a lot of things.
Well, probably. But maybe it can streamline the helping process and result in less and higher quality bug reports.
And I don't want to deter anybody of reporting on git! Just trying to enhance the efficiency overall.