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Bugfix: when using low layer heights and support material, the contact regions were generated with a negative height. #1013
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@ -64,7 +64,16 @@ sub support_material_contact_height {
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# TODO: check what upper region applies instead of considering the first one
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my $upper_layer = $self->object->layers->[ $self->id + 1 ] // $self;
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return 2*$self->height - $upper_layer->regions->[0]->infill_flow->bridge_width;
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my $h = ($self->height + $upper_layer->height) - $upper_layer->regions->[0]->infill_flow->bridge_width;
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# If layer height is less than half the bridge width then we'll get a negative height for contact area.
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# The optimal solution would be to skip some layers during support material generation, but for now
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# we'll apply a (dirty) workaround that should still work.
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if ($h <= 0) {
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$h = $self->height;
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}
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return $h;
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}
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# Z used for printing support material contact in scaled coordinates
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