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New build script to install dependencies automatically

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Alessandro Ranellucci 2011-10-02 11:57:47 +02:00
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use Module::Build;
my $build = Module::Build->new(
module_name => 'Slic3r',
dist_abstract => 'STL-to-GCODE translator',
dist_author => 'Alessandro Ranellucci <aar@cpan.org>',
dist_version => '0.1',
license => 'perl',
requires => {
'CAD::Format::STL' => '0',
'Getopt::Long' => '0',
'Math::Clipper' => '1.00',
'Math::Geometry::Planar' => '0',
'Moo' => '0',
'Time::HiRes' => '0',
},
build_requires => {
'Test::More' => '0.10',
},
script_files => ['slic3r.pl'],
);
$build->dispatch('installdeps');
$build->dispatch('test', verbose => 0);
$build->create_build_script;

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Build.PL
lib/Slic3r.pm
lib/Slic3r/Extruder.pm
lib/Slic3r/ExtrusionLoop.pm
lib/Slic3r/ExtrusionPath.pm
lib/Slic3r/ExtrusionPath/Collection.pm
lib/Slic3r/Fill.pm
lib/Slic3r/Fill/Rectilinear.pm
lib/Slic3r/Geometry.pm
lib/Slic3r/Geometry/DouglasPeucker.pm
lib/Slic3r/Layer.pm
lib/Slic3r/Line.pm
lib/Slic3r/Perimeter.pm
lib/Slic3r/Point.pm
lib/Slic3r/Polyline.pm
lib/Slic3r/Polyline/Closed.pm
lib/Slic3r/Print.pm
lib/Slic3r/STL.pm
lib/Slic3r/Surface.pm
lib/Slic3r/Surface/Collection.pm
lib/Slic3r/SVG.pm
MANIFEST This list of files
README.markdown
slic3r.pl
t/clean_polylines.t

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Slic3r current features are:
* multi-platform (Linux/Mac/Win);
* easy configuration/calibration;
* read binary and ASCII STL files;
* generate multiple perimeters (skins);
* generate rectilinear fill;
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* center print around bed center point;
* multiple solid layers near horizontal external surfaces;
* ability to scale, rotate and multiply input object;
* use different speed for bottom layer.
* use different speed for bottom layer and perimeters.
Roadmap includes the following goals:
* output some statistics;
* allow the user to customize initial and final GCODE commands;
* support material for internal perimeters;
* ability to infill in the direction of bridges;
* detect optimal infill direction for bridges;
* cool;
* other fill patterns;
* nice packaging for cross-platform deployment.
## Is it usable already?
Yes, although its extrusion math needs to be tested.
I need to write a script to install dependencies and to package
Yes! I need to write a script to install dependencies and to package
dependency-free executables for main platforms.
## How to install?
Download the package, open a terminal and cd to its directory. Then type:
perl Build.PL
This will install any required dependency. If you want to install slic3r.pl
in your system path, type this as root:
./Build install
## Can I help?
Sure! Send patches and/or drop me a line at aar@cpan.org. You can also

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];
$polyline = Slic3r::Polyline::Closed->cast($gear);
$polyline->merge_continuous_lines;
diag sprintf "original points: %d\nnew points: %d", scalar(@$gear), scalar(@{$polyline->points});
ok (@{$polyline->points} < @$gear), 'gear was simplified using merge_continuous_lines';
note sprintf "original points: %d\nnew points: %d", scalar(@$gear), scalar(@{$polyline->points});
ok @{$polyline->points} < @$gear, 'gear was simplified using merge_continuous_lines';
my $num_points = scalar @{$polyline->points};
$polyline->cleanup;
diag sprintf "original points: %d\nnew points: %d", $num_points, scalar(@{$polyline->points});
ok (@{$polyline->points} < $num_points), 'gear was further simplified using Douglas-Peucker';
note sprintf "original points: %d\nnew points: %d", $num_points, scalar(@{$polyline->points});
ok @{$polyline->points} < $num_points, 'gear was further simplified using Douglas-Peucker';