Added "filament_max_volumetric_speed", a cap on the maximum volumetric
extrusion role, filament specific. This is very useful when mixing
rigid filament with a soft filament.
Extended the import / export of multi-string values into configuration
values, including the test cases. Multi-line strings will be enclosed
into quotes, quotes escaped using a C-style escape sequences. Single
word strings could still be stored without quotes.
Initial implementation of the "infill link maximum distance" feature.
Parts of the perimeter connecting two infill lines will be dropped,
if longer than a given threshold.
if there is any valid option available. This feature has been asked for
by the Prusa3D customers as the '- default -' option has nothing to do
with the actual printer and when selected accidentally, it could even
lead to a printer damage.
are thick enough to be actually filled by the rectilinear fill.
Otherwise gaps would be left in the sparse infill, causing missing
bond to the perimeters.
Removed the deprecated VibrationLimit feature.
Added triangle infill.
The Prusa3D fork of Slic3r has been marked as "Slic3r Prusa Edition"
with menus pointing to the prusa3d/slic3r github release page
and Prusa3D drivers downloads page.
Made sure the C++ fillers are instantiated at the worker threads,
where there are being released.
Extended the FillRectilinear2 to calculate the contour / line intersection
with exact arithmetics, improved robustness and added error handling
and error reporting, if the contours to be filled are not correct.
Added a safe variant of offset(const Slic3r::ExPolygon...), which offsets each loop separately.
New functions "remove_sticks" to remove zero area parts of polygons.
New functions "remove_small" and "remove_degenerate" for polygon clean up.
Extended the C++ supports, those are not finalized yet though.
Also a bug has been fixed for zero interface layers. Before
slic3r would put infinite number of interface layers over top surfaces,
if the number of interface layers was set to zero.
these regions are grown to anchor the bridge lines to the bottom surface.
The grown regions may overlap. In that case the regions are now merged
before the bridging direction is calculated for the merged region.
