So i printed this heart vase for my daughter on Saturday more as print

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So i printed this heart vase for my daughter on Saturday more as print test in KISSlicer, which took 1 hour 50 minutes to print. It came out really well but as you can see it left blobs on the side wall each time it transistioned to a new layer it retracted, and re-started. It was printed with a layer height of 0.2, width of 0.4, skin thickness 0.5, jitter 20%, and an average speed of 70mm/s. Does anyone have any sugestions on how to remedy this problem?.
Thanks

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Not sure if KISS has this but if you could print it in vase mode it should take care of that problem.

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Meant to add also it was printed in vase mode. Thanks for the suggestion though

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Weird, I’ve seen none, and there should be no retracts in vase mode, which slic3r - apart from the first layer of course - makes a single filament perimeter loop using one continuous move all the way up.
Jitter should be ignored by the slicer in that case.

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Thanks. Might have to print the same item in slic3r also and compare. There must be a setting I am missing in KISSlicer that is causing this. Every layer seems to retract, regardless of what I print