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There is not a feature for that yet, but the next update will always to a retraction (and z lift if available) when traveling over top layers. This can dramatically improve top layers.

@whonose thanks for the feedback. Glad we got it fixed. That is now part of our testing suite.

@blades808 Did you model that in MatterControl? Very impressive either way, but it would be amazing if it were in MC.

Thanks for sharing.

There is now a new build that fixes the issue as we understand it. Please let us know if this is still occurring and we will continue to investigate. And thanks to all of you for helping track this down and being responsive.

The issue with Mirror is fixed as well

Oops, here is the right link.

I am now able to reproduce your error I will have another hot fix up in a few hours.
Thanks for the details, that was very helpful.

I fear that I do not know what steps you are doing to reproduce this error. It may be that it is very easy to fix, if I knew exactly what you are doing.

Could you download ScreenToGif and record the actions that you take to have the error.

If you have problems uploading the gif, you can easily put it on GitHub.

Thanks in advance.

BTW: You can find download links to old versions in the Release Notes.

The error has been isolated and a new test will be created to ensure we don't have this regression again.
We have published a hot fix for this issue, please update to the latest build. We will monitor this thread to make sure it is working as expected.

If for some reason you are still having troubles you can download the old build here.

I have a second report of this, but cannot reproduce an error.

Can you post a screen capture or exact steps to reproduce? Very interested in fixing this.

This might help when looking for the G-Code settings

The Release Notes do have links to past version of MatterControl if you ever need them.

I also recommend investigating other options before you go back to an older version.

At this point releases are fairly solid, we run more than 400 tests before any new release. That said, if you do find an error, please report it to GitHub so our developers can figure out how to address it.