I’m printing directly on the build platform (V2) and am having trouble getting the height of the parts close to size. I started with the default settings and my part came out 0.9mm too high. I adjusted the z compression correction to 0.0mm and my part is still 0.2mm too high. How to I adjust it further to compensate? Also, how do I avoid the edge highlighted in the second image where the part sits on the build plate? Thanks. (I’m printing directly on the platform for speed of print and surfac
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