Removed unused code
Fixed a clipping-plane related crash
Fixed a crash in hollowing gizmo when no hollowed mesh was provided
Forbid opening the gizmo when a part of an object is selected
ObjectClipper tracks active mesh (incl. possible hollowing), remembers clipping plane position and can render the cut on demand
Hollowing gizmo uses the new infrastructure
The raycaster manages a MeshRaycaster object that the gizmo can ask to perform raycasts
If the hollowed mesh tracker is enabled and the hollowed mesh is newly calculated/invalidated, the raycaster automatically updates.
of trapeziodal blocks around. The number is hard coded to 64,
and 3x64 blocks are flushed everytime the queue grows over 4x64 blocks.
This time estimator is slightly more close to what the firmware does, which
keeps a fixed number of blocks and it recalculates all the blocks
every time a new block is added while the oldest block is pushed out
of the queue. Therefore this optimization shall produce negligible
differences to what the previous code produced.
wrappers around boost::format using C++17 variadic templates,
replacing the ugly and verbose
(boost::format("template") % arg1 % arg2).str()
syntax.
The wrappers also implictely convert input parameters including the template
from wxString to UTF8.
The new format wrapper has been applied at multiple places as a start,
also some double macros _(L()) with new single macro _L().
This implementation works with the 3DConnexion driver (sic!)
if PrusaSlicer.xml is stored into c:\Program Files\3Dconnexion\3DxWare\3DxWinCore64\Cfg\
The implementation is inspired with Blender, see code inside WITH_INPUT_NDOF blocks.
Some customers seem to posses a floppy drive (sic!) and some floppy
drives start spinning if accessed just to check whether there is
a medium plugged in or not.
From now, the A: and B: drives are not checked anymore for removable
media. Now let's pray nobody maps an SD card or flash drive to A: or B:
Fixes
https://forum.prusaprinters.org/forum/prusaslicer/prusaslicer-trying-to-access-my-floppy-disk-a
the system language: System language returned by Windows for pt_BR
is pt_PT, and this language was then used incorrectly to select
the dictionary.
Now the selected language is stored into PrusaSlicer.ini and
if a substitution is to be performed to select locales (not the dictionary)
based on the system recommended locales, this substitution is being
done in runtime just before switching the locales.
Fixes PrusaSlicer 2.3.0 - Language Portuguese (Brazilian) dont work #3901
Also hopefully fixed
LANGUAGE environment variable not respected #2970
by calling
wxTranslations::Get()->GetBestTranslation()
on Unix systems as well, which reads the "LANGUAGE" environment.
