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SPE-1461 improved error reporting:

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if the last layer exceeds max print height while the object itself fits,
a specific error report is given:
"While the object %1% itself fits the build volume, its last layer exceeds the maximum build volume height."
Also the name of the object violating print height is reported
in the error message.
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Vojtech Bubnik 2023-04-14 09:21:39 +02:00
parent adabaccc9e
commit 06403eef65
1 changed files with 6 additions and 2 deletions
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src/libslic3r/Print.cpp
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@ -518,8 +518,12 @@ std::string Print::validate(std::string* warning) const
//FIXME It is quite expensive to generate object layers just to get the print height!
if (auto layers = generate_object_layers(print_object.slicing_parameters(), layer_height_profile(print_object_idx));
! layers.empty() && layers.back() > this->config().max_print_height + EPSILON) {
return _u8L("The print is taller than the maximum allowed height. You might want to reduce the size of your model"
" or change current print settings and retry.");
return
// Test whether the last slicing plane is below or above the print volume.
0.5 * (layers[layers.size() - 2] + layers.back()) > this->config().max_print_height + EPSILON ?
format(_u8L("The object %1% exceeds the maximum build volume height."), print_object.model_object()->name) :
format(_u8L("While the object %1% itself fits the build volume, its last layer exceeds the maximum build volume height."), print_object.model_object()->name) +
" " + _u8L("You might want to reduce the size of your model or change current print settings and retry.");
}
}