ArcWelderLib VS Cura-ArcWelderPlugin

definitely arc welder, but you have to have g1 g2 enabled on your firmware. read this command here here and you can download the console app to run it on your exported gcode on arcwelders github

For other slicers, you will need to use a script like ArcWelder (Cura Plugin) (Script for other slicers)

Look into Arc Welder for further explanation and as a potential solution (though it is not perfect and can have its own downsides). The OctoPrint plugin is no longer maintained afaik, but there is a Cura plugin and other slicer post-processing methods.

You could also post process your sliced model through ArcWelder and get perfect arc curves for your print. It will go through the G-codes, detect curves, and change them to G2/G3 arc codes removing the edges completely.

if you're feeling really adventurous you could manually apply arcwelder using CLI https://github.com/FormerLurker/ArcWelderLib

For other slicers, you will need to use a script like ArcWelder (Cura Plugin) (Script for other slicers)

I also see you are running jyers, is it possible to switch to the latest professional or Marlin bugfix branch? Lots of fixes that went it and professional also has support for arc welder https://github.com/fieldOfView/Cura-ArcWelderPlugin which is very useful in prints like these incase if faulty sdcards as such

It is always possible that either my plugin or the command line gcode processor that does the arcwelding magic does something it is not supposed to, but unless that gets reported in the proper channels with the required logs to see what happened, there is nothing I can do about it and - if it is indeed an issue with my plugin - it will not be fixed. The proper channel is https://github.com/fieldofview/cura-arcwelderplugin/issues

The only thing you can do is try archwelder https://github.com/fieldOfView/Cura-ArcWelderPluginfor either the Octoprint or the Cura. It will reduce the number of tiny movements by combining them into larger ones, so you get less zits.