So get in the habit of looking at a live stage, feeling the bed with your finger, and changing on the fly. There is no standard calculation for the exact gap it depends on your filament (for example, PLA can be squished a lot, while PETG does not like the nozzle dragging over it), your print surface content, your nozzle size, your feed rate, and so on. If your printed filament is squished to your print surface in such a way that it is slightly wider than if printed on air, has a flat top, but a constant width, you have most likely found the perfect distance! When your distance is fine, your solid fill areas will be filled, your prints will adhere to the surface, and you will fall in love with 3D printing! If your filament is being squished until it is paper-thin, to the point that it sometimes does not come out or appears pulled, you are probably too close, so increase your distance (a little at a time). For your first layer to adhere well and stay down, squish it against the construct surface. The filament will most likely not remain where you are printing it, but will instead follow the nozzle around corners and finally bunch up. The filament’s cross-section will be ROUND.
If the distance between the nozzle and the print surface is too large, you are printing in air, which allows the filament to slightly cool before dropping onto the bed, where it may or may not grip. If the option " Scale Cue Expression with Note Entry" is selected, then the cue expression will get be reduced like the note entry (activated by default).Recommended reading: Fusion 360 vs Blender: Which is Best for 3D Modelling Newbies? To detect this expression category it looks if the category names include the keyword listed in the option " Keyword for Categories with Cue Expressions" (set to "cue" by default). The plug-in processes cue texts created with Finale's "Add Cue Notes" plug-in like "Fl." or "Trb.1" if they are placed in a dedicated expression category. If the cue text expressions shouldn't be changed either, then keep the field " Keyword for Categories with Cue Expressions" empty. keep all cue notes in the score), set the two Dedicated Cue Note Layers to " Not Used". If you want to deactivate the cue functionality (i.e. If no cue notes were found, then these options (" Dedicated Cue Note/Lyrics Layer") cannot be set. The Perfect Layout plug-in has a few functions dedicated to cue notes and cue texts.ĭuring initalization of the plug-in it tries automatically detect the "Cue Note Layer" and, if used, a "Cue Lyrics Layer w/Hidden Notes" (which some use for lyrics scaling). Image 5: Drum Set part: cue text only which automatically breaks the multi-measure rest in the part as it was part of the "cue" expression category.
Image 4: Perucssion part: a single layer cue with melody only, hairpin will be hidden for simplification. Image 3: Glockenspiel part: a single layer cue with fixed lyrics font size on layer 3. Image 2: Timpani part: A two-layer cue with non-fixed lyrics size text font on layer 4 and melody cue on layer 3. Image 1: Cue texts and cue notes in the score before/after applying Perfect Layout. The Finale documents of these cue examples can be downloaded from the example page (Example 5). The following before/after images give an overview of Perfect Layout's cue text and cue note features (Image 1: score look, images 2-5: part look).
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