Further changes:
- Added new configuration option Host Type
- Added abstract base class for future printer hosts
- Moved location of upload dialog (also made it a little bit more configureable)
- added possibility to send file via postfield instead a new frame
Changed the Point3 / Pointf3 to derive from the Eigen Vec3crd / Vec3d.
Replaced the Point::concide_with() method calls with == operator.
Reduced some compiler warnings.
Changed the Point3 / Pointf3 to composite Eigen Vec3crd / Vec3d.
Point3 is no more derived from Point,
Pointf3 is no more derived from Pointf.
Introduced Transform2f/3f/2d/3d types as aliases to Eigen::Transform.
"filament_load_time" and "filament_unload_time" values to match
the MK3 MMU2 behavior.
Emitting of the remaining times into the output G-code was made optional
through a new "remaining_times" configuration value, so the firmware
flavors and versions, which do not know the M73 code, will not complain.
Configuration changes:
The wipe tower default position was shifted inwards after the wipe tower
coordinate reference point was changed from the center to the left front
corner.
Added the "filament_load_time" and "filament_unload_time" values
to the MK3 MMU filament profiles.
Enabled "remaining_times" for the MK2.5, MK3 and MK3MMU2 printers.
After the changes in previous commit, the 3D scene must be reloaded after the wipe tower
is invalidated. This can mostly be done on the C++ side, but reloading after Purging volumes
are changed required this C++ -> Perl call
- it renders red with one egde as indeterminate, the front edge is where the wipe tower will start
- changing width changes depth of the block (as requested)
- the block shows the brim of the wipe tower
- after slicing, the block is rendered in usual dark green and takes the exact shape of the tower (also with brim)
- moving or rotationg the block after slicing does not invalidate the wipe tower (and hence the exact block dimensions are preserved)
- changing anything that invalidates the wipe tower reverts the block back to the "indeterminate" shape
- the block is not shown after slicing, if the wipe tower is not actually generated (printing single color object with the wipe tower enabled)
This required changes in the wipe tower generator, which now generates the tower
at origin with no rotation. Resulting gcode is postprocessed and transformed during
gcode export. This means the wipe tower needs not be invalidated when it is moved or rotated.
