Reduced lip creates a trough at the top of the finger slide

[pjcreath]

Something about the way the reduced lip is getting carved out of the block is truncating the top of finger slide, resulting in an inset trough that somewhat defeats the purpose of the finger slide when fingerslide_lip_aligned = true.

In contrast, if I use a regular lip with fingerslide_lip_aligned, it creates a nice smooth surface all the way up.

I think the alignment is still working properly, but whatever's eliminating the beveled edge at the bottom of a regular lip is also cutting off the top of the finger slide.

Regular:

Reduced:

[ostat]

That is a real pain of a bug.
The lip is a separate object to the bin. I did this so it can be a different colour to the bin.
It does not have access to the fignerslide config.
I could reduce the fingerslide so its like it is on the minimal lip?

[pjcreath]

Ah, that explains why all my efforts to tweak the finger slide didn't work.

Reducing the finger slide would still leave a ridge, I think?

Perhaps the generalized solution would be to have an internal array containing thickness per side (like many other parameters are). You could initialize all 4 sides with the current single wall_thickness. Then the finger slide (or any other feature) can update its wall thickness, and the lip can see that.

[ostat]

That's an interesting idea.

[andybellgbc]

I am not sure if this is related -- if you Enter 0.5 as the width or depth with no other changes the center of the stacking lip is carved out

[ostat]

I am not sure if this is related -- if you Enter 0.5 as the width or depth with no other changes the center of the stacking lip is carved out

This is unrelated. It's a feature that is designed to make smaller bins accessible with your finger. Under the lip section its Lip Side Relief Trigger.