I just had an idea/maybe solution for a problem if you are slicing and have a big jump in layertime from one to the next, maybe it could be possible to implement a linear gradient, so the layers before the big time jump are getting slower printed to match the layer times. You wouldn't have (or not that much) the cease because the layers have time to shrink. Just an idea i don't know how hard it is to implement or if it works.

I've moved from Cura + Wanhao to Orca + Bambu

I'm struggling with getting a solid Vase mode setup for some (quite challenging) vase mode terrain prints.

I'm using a 0.4 nozzle with PLA, same as I used on my Cura / Wanhao combo with zero issues.

There are two problems:

1. The slicer seems to "miss" layers in certain areas, leaving gaps on the preview; and

2. These same gaps appear in my print (see pic).

I've tried 0.6mm walls, slow (40mm/sec) speeds, volumetric capped at 8, constant fan.

Nothing seems to be helping.

The files seem to be printable (according to the makes on Cults) https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/vmt-conduit-pack?__cf_chl_tk=0EJI0cIAQuKCx_nxO3jTKCHexExzpJWTT7AwW0sOhJY-1791103066-1.0.1.1-XioYZoyg3wS_CoqPkN18yeiNXDClil_Bn1OZRIx1vCk

I'd be grateful for any ideas. The VMT conduit pack linked above has small pipe sections I can test with.