I know its look cool but.

[split spire]

I have really strange extrusion. Dont know where to start. Any suggestion?

Its in pressure advanced mode.

[neat beacon]

did you make sure variable_relative_extrusion in your printer.cfg matches your slicer? i.e. variable_relative_extrusion: True and superslicer Use relative E distances needs to be checked

Other possible cause is you are using Cura and didn't change the default filament diameter from 2.85 to 1.75mm

[split spire]

I tuned e steps to be same. Is that same?

relative extrusion is set to false 😦

[neat beacon]

which is fine, but you need to make sure your slicer is also set the same way

but no, tuning e steps isn't the same thing

[split spire]

i am using SS. Nozzle is set correct.

Relative e distance is checked ☑ in ss

So should i try again with relative extrusion on?

[neat beacon]

well that is your problem. You told klipper you are doing absolute, and your slicer is using relative

[split spire]

Yea i saw that setting. It is on.

[neat beacon]

so Use Relative E distances is checked, then printer.cfg needs to have variable_relative_extrusion = true

[split spire]

Before i cancel. Its art. Still going.

Trying again. Reporting tomorrow.

Is doing same. Any other options? I was thinking that retraction is too slow maybe?

[mild sluice]

Well, you have been told to synchronize your extrusion settings in the printer's config and in the slicer. Either both relative or both absolute. Do it first.

[neat beacon]

Did you change your printer.cfg and restart klipper? Did you reslice your object?

[split spire]

Yes and yes did both. I think it has to do with flow. Superslicer v core has default flow in mm and i will try to change in percents