Added UNUSED macro to libslic3r.h, used it to reduce some compile warnings.
Split the Int128 class from Clipper library to a separate file,
extended Int128 with intrinsic types wherever possible for performance,
added new geometric predicates.
Added a draft of new FillRectilinear3, which should reduce overfill near the perimeters in the future.
1x nozzle_dmr for support and top infill,
and 1.125x nozzle_dmr for the rest.
This corresponds roughly to the default values tuned for the Prusa MK2
for normal prints.
Added an "overlap" member variable to fill classes in the preparation
for futher move of the "infill / perimeter" overlap to the Fill class.
Moved the orientation predicates from Fill to Geometry.
a non .4mm nozzle single extruder (Stock MK2S) print
https://github.com/prusa3d/Slic3r/issues/426
The constraint for the "Wipe Tower" checkbox has been raised, so
one will get this error message only if the printer settings has more
than one extruder configured, as the wipe tower does not get generated
for a single extruder print.
due to avoiding the 128bit multiply operations:
A filtered predicate is tried to calculate SlopesEqual()
to minimize the invocation of 128bit multiply operations.
https://github.com/prusa3d/Slic3r/issues/418
This is a regression of the cooling buffer changes done for multi-material
(supporting different cooling settings for different filaments)
don't apply this extruder to supports. This did not make sense
as the new "don't change tool (0)" extruder choice fits well for non-soluble
and the soluble supports should not be overriden as well.
perimeters if not necessary, don't take the bridging time into account
when slowing down the print.
Removed Extruder & GCodeWriter Perl bindings.
Improved Extruder for constness.
Refactored GCode::m_elapsed_time to struct ElapsedTime.
values to GCode generator, one per active extruder:
bed_temperature
bridge_fan_speed
cooling
disable_fan_first_layers
fan_always_on
fan_below_layer_time
first_layer_bed_temperature
max_fan_speed
min_fan_speed
min_print_speed
slowdown_below_layer_time
Now it remains to extend Slic3r to correctly apply these values.
1) Load a multi-part stl
2) Rotate it by 90 degrees
3) Split it.
Before this fix, the split object jumped away from the print bed.
This sound similar to
https://github.com/prusa3d/Slic3r/issues/309
https://github.com/prusa3d/Slic3r/issues/314
There was an issue with raft & soluble support.
Also there was a bug, where the support was not generated correctly
after a change of the support Z gap.
