Changed the Point3 / Pointf3 to derive from the Eigen Vec3crd / Vec3d.
Replaced the Point::concide_with() method calls with == operator.
Reduced some compiler warnings.
"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.
Fix of https://github.com/prusa3d/Slic3r/issues/1089
M204 S.. T..:
T is interpreted by the firmware and Slic3r time estimator the old way
(as acceleration when retracting) only if an S code is found at the same line.
This allows PrusaResearch to interpret the legacy G-codes generated
by our older Slic3r with older Slic3r profiles.
M204 P.. R.. T..:
T is ignored, P is interpreted as acceleration when extruding,
R is interpreted as acceleration when retracting.
This will be the format the Slic3r 1.41.0 will produce from
the Machine Limits page.
In the future both MK3 firmware and Slic3r will likely be extended
to support the separate travel acceleration.
This change is in sync with the Prusa3D firmware:
dd4c4b39b4
Slic3r will now export
M204 P[machine_max_acceleration_extruding] R[machine_max_acceleration_retracting] T[machine_max_acceleration_extruding]
before the custom start G-code, which will be correctly interpreted
by both the new Prusa3D firmware and the Slic3r's time estimator.
To support our legacy MK2 firmware before we merge the commit above, we may
just insert the following line into the custom start G-code section to override
the block inserted by Slic3r automatically before the custom start G-code:
M204 S[machine_max_acceleration_extruding] T[machine_max_acceleration_retracting]
- 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.
to suppress the MM priming towers.
The PrusaResearch.ini was modified for the MMU2 printers to
correctly prime the initial extruder when
single_extruder_multi_material_priming is disabled.
clamped by the maximum acceleration when extruding.
The machine envelope values are only set at the time estimator
from the Printer parameters for the Marlin firmware.
based on the Slic3r printer profile.
Also the bundled config has been updated, so that the machine envelope
G-code values were removed and the new Slic3r printer profile values
were updated with the former G-code values.
Slic3r version has been bumped up to 1.41.0-alpha for the configuration
files to work.
to "compatible_printers_condition_cummulative" and "inherits_cummulative"
when storing to AMF/3MF/Config files.
Improved escaping of strings stored / loaded from config files.
and "inherits" fields from / to the AMF/3MF/Config files.
The "compatible_printers_condition" are collected over all active profiles
(one print, possibly multiple filament, and one printer profile)
into a single vector.
(the MachineEnvelopeConfig class).
Added localization support for libslic3r through a callback
(the callback is not registered yet, so the localization does nothing).
Localized the Print::validate() error messages.
Squashed commit of the following:
commit 931eb2684103e8571b4a2e9804765fef268361c3
Author: Lukas Matena <lukasmatena@seznam.cz>
Date: Wed Jun 20 12:50:27 2018 +0200
ToolOrdering::WipingExtrusions now holds all information necessary for infill/perimeter wiping
commit cc8becfbdd771f7e279434c8bd6be147e4b321ee
Author: Lukas Matena <lukasmatena@seznam.cz>
Date: Tue Jun 19 10:52:03 2018 +0200
Wiping is now done as normal print would be (less extra code in process_layer)
commit 1b120754b0691cce46ee5e10f3840480c559ac1f
Author: Lukas Matena <lukasmatena@seznam.cz>
Date: Fri Jun 15 15:55:15 2018 +0200
Refactoring: ObjectByExtruder changed so that it is aware of the wiping extrusions
commit 1641e326bb5e0a0c69d6bfc6efa23153dc2e4543
Author: Lukas Matena <lukasmatena@seznam.cz>
Date: Thu Jun 14 12:22:18 2018 +0200
Refactoring: new class WipingExtrusion in ToolOrdering.hpp
