Have you loaded the CubeItMod language file?
There are several fields CubeItMod "hijacks" to give control over infill.
What is your infill percentage? If it is too low, the RPM will sit at .1 and very little filament will come out.
The first layer is set at 230 and additional layers are 195. The temps are what was loaded with the new kisslicer.
One other question/concern I have is that I'd like to have stacked infill like Cubex has. I thought kisslicer had the ability. I'm assuming that stacked infill means that all layers of infill go the same direction instead of alternating by 90 degrees, right?
OK, I did all those thing both of you said to try. They made a good improvement on the infill especially in the larger areas (.50"x.625"). But, in the smaller areas, .20"widex3.0"long it starts the infill on one side of the part and makes a dot. As it moves across the part at a 45 degree angle, it doesn't make a continuous strand from one side to the other, until it gets to the bigger area.
What does M227 S&P and M228 S&P do??? Anything I change on them makes the print worse. The "TestSolidCourt" worked great. The infill looked the way it should because it was one continuous extrusion. On my part attached, the infill is made of small segments, in between which it does a prime/suck/(maybe wipe, not sure). These small segments seem to cause the problem. If there was just one prime/suck/wipe at the beginning and end, and the infill was continuous, I think it would work great. This also causes the loop after the infill to be thin and not have enough plastic, like there's too much suck and not enough prime.
Here are my settings for another filament's brand with layer thickness 0.2, you can try them :