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Ported PrintObject::prepare_infill & combine_infill from Perl to C++.

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@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
#include "ClipperUtils.hpp"
#include "Geometry.hpp"
#include "SupportMaterial.hpp"
#include "Surface.hpp"
#include <utility>
#include <boost/log/trivial.hpp>
@ -32,8 +33,8 @@
namespace Slic3r {
PrintObject::PrintObject(Print* print, ModelObject* model_object, const BoundingBoxf3 &modobj_bbox)
: typed_slices(false),
PrintObject::PrintObject(Print* print, ModelObject* model_object, const BoundingBoxf3 &modobj_bbox) :
typed_slices(false),
_print(print),
_model_object(model_object),
layer_height_profile_valid(false)
@ -46,12 +47,10 @@ PrintObject::PrintObject(Print* print, ModelObject* model_object, const Bounding
// don't assume it's already aligned and we don't alter the original position in model.
// We store the XY translation so that we can place copies correctly in the output G-code
// (copies are expressed in G-code coordinates and this translation is not publicly exposed).
this->_copies_shift = Point(
scale_(modobj_bbox.min.x), scale_(modobj_bbox.min.y));
this->_copies_shift = Point::new_scale(modobj_bbox.min.x, modobj_bbox.min.y);
// Scale the object size and store it
Pointf3 size = modobj_bbox.size();
this->size = Point3(scale_(size.x), scale_(size.y), scale_(size.z));
this->size = Point3::new_scale(size.x, size.y, size.z);
}
this->reload_model_instances();
@ -283,6 +282,105 @@ bool PrintObject::has_support_material() const
|| this->config.support_material_enforce_layers > 0;
}
void PrintObject::_prepare_infill()
{
// This will assign a type (top/bottom/internal) to $layerm->slices.
// Then the classifcation of $layerm->slices is transfered onto
// the $layerm->fill_surfaces by clipping $layerm->fill_surfaces
// by the cummulative area of the previous $layerm->fill_surfaces.
this->detect_surfaces_type();
// Decide what surfaces are to be filled.
// Here the S_TYPE_TOP / S_TYPE_BOTTOMBRIDGE / S_TYPE_BOTTOM infill is turned to just S_TYPE_INTERNAL if zero top / bottom infill layers are configured.
// Also tiny S_TYPE_INTERNAL surfaces are turned to S_TYPE_INTERNAL_SOLID.
BOOST_LOG_TRIVIAL(info) << "Preparing fill surfaces...";
for (auto *layer : this->layers)
for (auto *region : layer->regions)
region->prepare_fill_surfaces();
// this will detect bridges and reverse bridges
// and rearrange top/bottom/internal surfaces
// It produces enlarged overlapping bridging areas.
//
// 1) S_TYPE_BOTTOMBRIDGE / S_TYPE_BOTTOM infill is grown by 3mm and clipped by the total infill area. Bridges are detected. The areas may overlap.
// 2) S_TYPE_TOP is grown by 3mm and clipped by the grown bottom areas. The areas may overlap.
// 3) Clip the internal surfaces by the grown top/bottom surfaces.
// 4) Merge surfaces with the same style. This will mostly get rid of the overlaps.
//FIXME This does not likely merge surfaces, which are supported by a material with different colors, but same properties.
this->process_external_surfaces();
// Add solid fills to ensure the shell vertical thickness.
this->discover_vertical_shells();
// Debugging output.
#ifdef SLIC3R_DEBUG_SLICE_PROCESSING
for (size_t region_id = 0; region_id < this->print()->regions.size(); ++ region_id)
for (const Layer *layer : this->layers) {
LayerRegion *layerm = layer->regions[region_id];
layerm->export_region_slices_to_svg_debug("6_discover_vertical_shells-final");
layerm->export_region_fill_surfaces_to_svg_debug("6_discover_vertical_shells-final");
} // for each layer
} // for each region
#endif /* SLIC3R_DEBUG_SLICE_PROCESSING */
// Detect, which fill surfaces are near external layers.
// They will be split in internal and internal-solid surfaces.
// The purpose is to add a configurable number of solid layers to support the TOP surfaces
// and to add a configurable number of solid layers above the BOTTOM / BOTTOMBRIDGE surfaces
// to close these surfaces reliably.
//FIXME Vojtech: Is this a good place to add supporting infills below sloping perimeters?
this->discover_horizontal_shells();
#ifdef SLIC3R_DEBUG_SLICE_PROCESSING
for (size_t region_id = 0; region_id < this->print()->regions.size(); ++ region_id)
for (const Layer *layer : this->layers) {
LayerRegion *layerm = layer->regions[region_id];
layerm->export_region_slices_to_svg_debug("7_discover_horizontal_shells-final");
layerm->export_region_fill_surfaces_to_svg_debug("7_discover_horizontal_shells-final");
} // for each layer
} // for each region
#endif /* SLIC3R_DEBUG_SLICE_PROCESSING */
// Only active if config->infill_only_where_needed. This step trims the sparse infill,
// so it acts as an internal support. It maintains all other infill types intact.
// Here the internal surfaces and perimeters have to be supported by the sparse infill.
//FIXME The surfaces are supported by a sparse infill, but the sparse infill is only as large as the area to support.
// Likely the sparse infill will not be anchored correctly, so it will not work as intended.
// Also one wishes the perimeters to be supported by a full infill.
this->clip_fill_surfaces();
#ifdef SLIC3R_DEBUG_SLICE_PROCESSING
for (size_t region_id = 0; region_id < this->print()->regions.size(); ++ region_id)
for (const Layer *layer : this->layers) {
LayerRegion *layerm = layer->regions[region_id];
layerm->export_region_slices_to_svg_debug("8_clip_surfaces-final");
layerm->export_region_fill_surfaces_to_svg_debug("8_clip_surfaces-final");
} // for each layer
} // for each region
#endif /* SLIC3R_DEBUG_SLICE_PROCESSING */
// the following step needs to be done before combination because it may need
// to remove only half of the combined infill
this->bridge_over_infill();
// combine fill surfaces to honor the "infill every N layers" option
this->combine_infill();
#ifdef SLIC3R_DEBUG_SLICE_PROCESSING
for (size_t region_id = 0; region_id < this->print()->regions.size(); ++ region_id)
for (const Layer *layer : this->layers) {
LayerRegion *layerm = layer->regions[region_id];
layerm->export_region_slices_to_svg_debug("9_prepare_infill-final");
layerm->export_region_fill_surfaces_to_svg_debug("9_prepare_infill-final");
} // for each layer
} // for each region
for (const Layer *layer : this->layers) {
layer->export_region_slices_to_svg_debug("9_prepare_infill-final");
layer->export_region_fill_surfaces_to_svg_debug("9_prepare_infill-final");
} // for each layer
#endif /* SLIC3R_DEBUG_SLICE_PROCESSING */
}
// This function analyzes slices of a region (SurfaceCollection slices).
// Each region slice (instance of Surface) is analyzed, whether it is supported or whether it is the top surface.
// Initially all slices are of type stInternal.
@ -334,8 +432,8 @@ void PrintObject::detect_surfaces_type()
LayerRegion *layerm = layer->get_region(idx_region);
// comparison happens against the *full* slices (considering all regions)
// unless internal shells are requested
Layer *upper_layer = idx_layer + 1 < this->layer_count() ? this->get_layer(idx_layer + 1) : nullptr;
Layer *lower_layer = idx_layer > 0 ? this->get_layer(idx_layer - 1) : nullptr;
Layer *upper_layer = (idx_layer + 1 < this->layer_count()) ? this->layers[idx_layer + 1] : nullptr;
Layer *lower_layer = (idx_layer > 0) ? this->layers[idx_layer - 1] : nullptr;
// collapse very narrow parts (using the safety offset in the diff is not enough)
float offset = layerm->flow(frExternalPerimeter).scaled_width() / 10.f;
@ -473,7 +571,10 @@ void PrintObject::detect_surfaces_type()
} // for each layer of a region
});
BOOST_LOG_TRIVIAL(debug) << "Detecting solid surfaces for region " << idx_region << " - clipping in parallel - end";
} // for each $self->print->region_count
} // for each this->print->region_count
// Mark the object to have the region slices classified (typed, which also means they are split based on whether they are supported, bridging, top layers etc.)
this->typed_slices = true;
}
void PrintObject::process_external_surfaces()
@ -669,7 +770,6 @@ void PrintObject::discover_vertical_shells()
ExPolygons shell_ex;
#endif /* SLIC3R_DEBUG_SLICE_PROCESSING */
float min_perimeter_infill_spacing = float(infill_line_spacing) * 1.05f;
if (1)
{
PROFILE_BLOCK(discover_vertical_shells_region_layer_collect);
#if 0
@ -698,8 +798,7 @@ void PrintObject::discover_vertical_shells()
bool hole_first = true;
for (int n = (int)idx_layer - n_extra_bottom_layers; n <= (int)idx_layer + n_extra_top_layers; ++ n)
if (n >= 0 && n < (int)this->layers.size()) {
Layer &neighbor_layer = *this->layers[n];
LayerRegion &neighbor_region = *neighbor_layer.get_region(int(idx_region));
Layer &neighbor_layer = *this->layers[n];
const DiscoverVerticalShellsCacheEntry &cache = cache_top_botom_regions[n];
if (hole_first) {
hole_first = false;
@ -880,8 +979,7 @@ void PrintObject::discover_vertical_shells()
/* This method applies bridge flow to the first internal solid layer above
sparse infill */
void
PrintObject::bridge_over_infill()
void PrintObject::bridge_over_infill()
{
BOOST_LOG_TRIVIAL(info) << "Bridge over infill...";
@ -906,7 +1004,7 @@ PrintObject::bridge_over_infill()
if (layer_it == this->layers.begin()) continue;
Layer* layer = *layer_it;
LayerRegion* layerm = layer->get_region(region_id);
LayerRegion* layerm = layer->regions[region_id];
// extract the stInternalSolid surfaces that might be transformed into bridges
Polygons internal_solid;
@ -921,7 +1019,7 @@ PrintObject::bridge_over_infill()
// iterate through lower layers spanned by bridge_flow
double bottom_z = layer->print_z - bridge_flow.height;
for (int i = (layer_it - this->layers.begin()) - 1; i >= 0; --i) {
for (int i = int(layer_it - this->layers.begin()) - 1; i >= 0; --i) {
const Layer* lower_layer = this->layers[i];
// stop iterating if layer is lower than bottom_z
@ -941,7 +1039,7 @@ PrintObject::bridge_over_infill()
// therefore it may create 1) gaps, and 2) sharp corners, which are outside the original contour.
// The gaps will be filled by a separate region, which makes the infill less stable and it takes longer.
{
double min_width = bridge_flow.scaled_width() * 3;
float min_width = float(bridge_flow.scaled_width()) * 3.f;
to_bridge_pp = offset2(to_bridge_pp, -min_width, +min_width);
}
@ -1069,6 +1167,8 @@ void PrintObject::_slice()
{
BOOST_LOG_TRIVIAL(info) << "Slicing objects...";
this->typed_slices = false;
#if 0
// Disable parallelization for debugging purposes.
static tbb::task_scheduler_init *tbb_init = nullptr;
@ -1221,7 +1321,7 @@ std::vector<ExPolygons> PrintObject::_slice_region(size_t region_id, const std::
// consider the first one
this->model_object()->instances.front()->transform_mesh(&mesh, true);
// align mesh to Z = 0 (it should be already aligned actually) and apply XY shift
mesh.translate(- unscale(this->_copies_shift.x), - unscale(this->_copies_shift.y), -this->model_object()->bounding_box().min.z);
mesh.translate(- float(unscale(this->_copies_shift.x)), - float(unscale(this->_copies_shift.y)), -float(this->model_object()->bounding_box().min.z));
// perform actual slicing
TriangleMeshSlicer mslicer(&mesh);
mslicer.slice(z, &layers);
@ -1462,6 +1562,387 @@ void PrintObject::_infill()
this->state.set_done(posInfill);
}
// Only active if config->infill_only_where_needed. This step trims the sparse infill,
// so it acts as an internal support. It maintains all other infill types intact.
// Here the internal surfaces and perimeters have to be supported by the sparse infill.
//FIXME The surfaces are supported by a sparse infill, but the sparse infill is only as large as the area to support.
// Likely the sparse infill will not be anchored correctly, so it will not work as intended.
// Also one wishes the perimeters to be supported by a full infill.
// Idempotence of this method is guaranteed by the fact that we don't remove things from
// fill_surfaces but we only turn them into VOID surfaces, thus preserving the boundaries.
void PrintObject::clip_fill_surfaces()
{
if (! this->config.infill_only_where_needed.value ||
! std::any_of(this->print()->regions.begin(), this->print()->regions.end(),
[](const PrintRegion *region) { return region->config.fill_density > 0; }))
return;
// We only want infill under ceilings; this is almost like an
// internal support material.
// Proceed top-down, skipping the bottom layer.
Polygons upper_internal;
for (int layer_id = int(this->layers.size()) - 1; layer_id > 0; -- layer_id) {
Layer *layer = this->layers[layer_id];
Layer *lower_layer = this->layers[layer_id - 1];
// Detect things that we need to support.
// Cummulative slices.
Polygons slices;
for (const ExPolygon &expoly : layer->slices.expolygons)
polygons_append(slices, to_polygons(expoly));
// Cummulative fill surfaces.
Polygons fill_surfaces;
// Solid surfaces to be supported.
Polygons overhangs;
for (const LayerRegion *layerm : layer->regions)
for (const Surface &surface : layerm->fill_surfaces.surfaces) {
Polygons polygons = to_polygons(surface.expolygon);
if (surface.is_solid())
polygons_append(overhangs, polygons);
polygons_append(fill_surfaces, std::move(polygons));
}
Polygons lower_layer_fill_surfaces;
Polygons lower_layer_internal_surfaces;
for (const LayerRegion *layerm : lower_layer->regions)
for (const Surface &surface : layerm->fill_surfaces.surfaces) {
Polygons polygons = to_polygons(surface.expolygon);
if (surface.surface_type == stInternal || surface.surface_type == stInternalVoid)
polygons_append(lower_layer_internal_surfaces, polygons);
polygons_append(lower_layer_fill_surfaces, std::move(polygons));
}
// We also need to support perimeters when there's at least one full unsupported loop
{
// Get perimeters area as the difference between slices and fill_surfaces
// Only consider the area that is not supported by lower perimeters
Polygons perimeters = intersection(diff(slices, fill_surfaces), lower_layer_fill_surfaces);
// Only consider perimeter areas that are at least one extrusion width thick.
//FIXME Offset2 eats out from both sides, while the perimeters are create outside in.
//Should the pw not be half of the current value?
float pw = FLT_MAX;
for (const LayerRegion *layerm : layer->regions)
pw = std::min<float>(pw, layerm->flow(frPerimeter).scaled_width());
// Append such thick perimeters to the areas that need support
polygons_append(overhangs, offset2(perimeters, -pw, +pw));
}
// Find new internal infill.
polygons_append(overhangs, std::move(upper_internal));
upper_internal = intersection(overhangs, lower_layer_internal_surfaces);
// Apply new internal infill to regions.
for (LayerRegion *layerm : lower_layer->regions) {
if (layerm->region()->config.fill_density.value == 0)
continue;
SurfaceType internal_surface_types[] = { stInternal, stInternalVoid };
Polygons internal;
for (Surface &surface : layerm->fill_surfaces.surfaces)
if (surface.surface_type == stInternal || surface.surface_type == stInternalVoid)
polygons_append(internal, std::move(surface.expolygon));
layerm->fill_surfaces.remove_types(internal_surface_types, 2);
layerm->fill_surfaces.append(intersection_ex(internal, upper_internal, true), stInternal);
layerm->fill_surfaces.append(diff_ex (internal, upper_internal, true), stInternalVoid);
// If there are voids it means that our internal infill is not adjacent to
// perimeters. In this case it would be nice to add a loop around infill to
// make it more robust and nicer. TODO.
#ifdef SLIC3R_DEBUG_SLICE_PROCESSING
layerm->export_region_fill_surfaces_to_svg_debug("6_clip_fill_surfaces");
#endif
}
}
}
void PrintObject::discover_horizontal_shells()
{
BOOST_LOG_TRIVIAL(trace) << "discover_horizontal_shells()";
for (size_t region_id = 0; region_id < this->print()->regions.size(); ++ region_id) {
for (int i = 0; i < int(this->layers.size()); ++ i) {
LayerRegion *layerm = this->layers[i]->regions[region_id];
PrintRegionConfig &region_config = layerm->region()->config;
if (region_config.solid_infill_every_layers.value > 0 && region_config.fill_density.value > 0 &&
(i % region_config.solid_infill_every_layers) == 0) {
// Insert a solid internal layer. Mark stInternal surfaces as stInternalSolid or stInternalBridge.
SurfaceType type = (region_config.fill_density == 100) ? stInternalSolid : stInternalBridge;
for (Surface &surface : layerm->fill_surfaces.surfaces)
if (surface.surface_type == stInternal)
surface.surface_type = type;
}
// If ensure_vertical_shell_thickness, then the rest has already been performed by discover_vertical_shells().
if (region_config.ensure_vertical_shell_thickness.value)
continue;
for (int idx_surface_type = 0; idx_surface_type < 3; ++ idx_surface_type) {
SurfaceType type = (idx_surface_type == 0) ? stTop : (idx_surface_type == 1) ? stBottom : stBottomBridge;
// Find slices of current type for current layer.
// Use slices instead of fill_surfaces, because they also include the perimeter area,
// which needs to be propagated in shells; we need to grow slices like we did for
// fill_surfaces though. Using both ungrown slices and grown fill_surfaces will
// not work in some situations, as there won't be any grown region in the perimeter
// area (this was seen in a model where the top layer had one extra perimeter, thus
// its fill_surfaces were thinner than the lower layer's infill), however it's the best
// solution so far. Growing the external slices by EXTERNAL_INFILL_MARGIN will put
// too much solid infill inside nearly-vertical slopes.
// Surfaces including the area of perimeters. Everything, that is visible from the top / bottom
// (not covered by a layer above / below).
// This does not contain the areas covered by perimeters!
Polygons solid;
for (const Surface &surface : layerm->slices.surfaces)
if (surface.surface_type == type)
polygons_append(solid, to_polygons(surface.expolygon));
// Infill areas (slices without the perimeters).
for (const Surface &surface : layerm->fill_surfaces.surfaces)
if (surface.surface_type == type)
polygons_append(solid, to_polygons(surface.expolygon));
if (solid.empty())
continue;
// Slic3r::debugf "Layer %d has %s surfaces\n", $i, ($type == S_TYPE_TOP) ? 'top' : 'bottom';
size_t solid_layers = (type == stTop) ? region_config.top_solid_layers.value : region_config.bottom_solid_layers.value;
for (int n = (type == stTop) ? i-1 : i+1; std::abs(n - i) < solid_layers; (type == stTop) ? -- n : ++ n) {
if (n < 0 || n >= int(this->layers.size()))
continue;
// Slic3r::debugf " looking for neighbors on layer %d...\n", $n;
// Reference to the lower layer of a TOP surface, or an upper layer of a BOTTOM surface.
LayerRegion *neighbor_layerm = this->layers[n]->regions[region_id];
// find intersection between neighbor and current layer's surfaces
// intersections have contours and holes
// we update $solid so that we limit the next neighbor layer to the areas that were
// found on this one - in other words, solid shells on one layer (for a given external surface)
// are always a subset of the shells found on the previous shell layer
// this approach allows for DWIM in hollow sloping vases, where we want bottom
// shells to be generated in the base but not in the walls (where there are many
// narrow bottom surfaces): reassigning $solid will consider the 'shadow' of the
// upper perimeter as an obstacle and shell will not be propagated to more upper layers
//FIXME How does it work for S_TYPE_INTERNALBRIDGE? This is set for sparse infill. Likely this does not work.
Polygons new_internal_solid;
{
Polygons internal;
for (const Surface &surface : neighbor_layerm->fill_surfaces.surfaces)
if (surface.surface_type == stInternal || surface.surface_type == stInternalSolid)
polygons_append(internal, to_polygons(surface.expolygon));
new_internal_solid = intersection(solid, internal, true);
}
if (new_internal_solid.empty()) {
// No internal solid needed on this layer. In order to decide whether to continue
// searching on the next neighbor (thus enforcing the configured number of solid
// layers, use different strategies according to configured infill density:
if (region_config.fill_density.value == 0) {
// If user expects the object to be void (for example a hollow sloping vase),
// don't continue the search. In this case, we only generate the external solid
// shell if the object would otherwise show a hole (gap between perimeters of
// the two layers), and internal solid shells are a subset of the shells found
// on each previous layer.
goto EXTERNAL;
} else {
// If we have internal infill, we can generate internal solid shells freely.
continue;
}
}
if (region_config.fill_density.value == 0) {
// if we're printing a hollow object we discard any solid shell thinner
// than a perimeter width, since it's probably just crossing a sloping wall
// and it's not wanted in a hollow print even if it would make sense when
// obeying the solid shell count option strictly (DWIM!)
float margin = float(neighbor_layerm->flow(frExternalPerimeter).scaled_width());
Polygons too_narrow = diff(
new_internal_solid,
offset2(new_internal_solid, -margin, +margin, jtMiter, 5),
true);
// Trim the regularized region by the original region.
if (! too_narrow.empty())
new_internal_solid = solid = diff(new_internal_solid, too_narrow);
}
// make sure the new internal solid is wide enough, as it might get collapsed
// when spacing is added in Fill.pm
{
//FIXME Vojtech: Disable this and you will be sorry.
// https://github.com/prusa3d/Slic3r/issues/26 bottom
float margin = 3.f * layerm->flow(frSolidInfill).scaled_width(); // require at least this size
// we use a higher miterLimit here to handle areas with acute angles
// in those cases, the default miterLimit would cut the corner and we'd
// get a triangle in $too_narrow; if we grow it below then the shell
// would have a different shape from the external surface and we'd still
// have the same angle, so the next shell would be grown even more and so on.
Polygons too_narrow = diff(
new_internal_solid,
offset2(new_internal_solid, -margin, +margin, ClipperLib::jtMiter, 5),
true);
if (! too_narrow.empty()) {
// grow the collapsing parts and add the extra area to the neighbor layer
// as well as to our original surfaces so that we support this
// additional area in the next shell too
// make sure our grown surfaces don't exceed the fill area
Polygons internal;
for (const Surface &surface : neighbor_layerm->fill_surfaces.surfaces)
if (surface.is_internal() && !surface.is_bridge())
polygons_append(internal, to_polygons(surface.expolygon));
polygons_append(new_internal_solid,
intersection(
offset(too_narrow, +margin),
// Discard bridges as they are grown for anchoring and we can't
// remove such anchors. (This may happen when a bridge is being
// anchored onto a wall where little space remains after the bridge
// is grown, and that little space is an internal solid shell so
// it triggers this too_narrow logic.)
internal));
solid = new_internal_solid;
}
}
// internal-solid are the union of the existing internal-solid surfaces
// and new ones
SurfaceCollection backup = std::move(neighbor_layerm->fill_surfaces);
polygons_append(new_internal_solid, to_polygons(backup.filter_by_type(stInternalSolid)));
ExPolygons internal_solid = union_ex(new_internal_solid, false);
// assign new internal-solid surfaces to layer
neighbor_layerm->fill_surfaces.set(internal_solid, stInternalSolid);
// subtract intersections from layer surfaces to get resulting internal surfaces
Polygons polygons_internal = to_polygons(std::move(internal_solid));
ExPolygons internal = diff_ex(
to_polygons(backup.filter_by_type(stInternal)),
polygons_internal,
true);
// assign resulting internal surfaces to layer
neighbor_layerm->fill_surfaces.append(internal, stInternal);
polygons_append(polygons_internal, to_polygons(std::move(internal)));
// assign top and bottom surfaces to layer
SurfaceType surface_types_solid[] = { stTop, stBottom, stBottomBridge };
backup.keep_types(surface_types_solid, 3);
std::vector<SurfacesPtr> top_bottom_groups;
backup.group(&top_bottom_groups);
for (SurfacesPtr &group : top_bottom_groups)
neighbor_layerm->fill_surfaces.append(
diff_ex(to_polygons(group), polygons_internal),
group.front()->surface_type);
}
EXTERNAL:;
} // foreach type (stTop, stBottom, stBottomBridge)
} // for each layer
} // for each region
#ifdef SLIC3R_DEBUG_SLICE_PROCESSING
for (size_t region_id = 0; region_id < this->print()->regions.size(); ++ region_id)
for (const Layer *layer : this->layers) {
const LayerRegion *layerm = layer->regions[region_id];
layerm->export_region_slices_to_svg_debug("5_discover_horizontal_shells");
layerm->export_region_fill_surfaces_to_svg_debug("5_discover_horizontal_shells");
} // for each layer
} // for each region
#endif /* SLIC3R_DEBUG_SLICE_PROCESSING */
}
// combine fill surfaces across layers to honor the "infill every N layers" option
// Idempotence of this method is guaranteed by the fact that we don't remove things from
// fill_surfaces but we only turn them into VOID surfaces, thus preserving the boundaries.
void PrintObject::combine_infill()
{
// Work on each region separately.
for (size_t region_id = 0; region_id < this->print()->regions.size(); ++ region_id) {
const PrintRegion *region = this->print()->regions[region_id];
const int every = region->config.infill_every_layers.value;
if (every < 2 || region->config.fill_density == 0.)
continue;
// Limit the number of combined layers to the maximum height allowed by this regions' nozzle.
//FIXME limit the layer height to max_layer_height
double nozzle_diameter = std::min(
this->print()->config.nozzle_diameter.get_at(region->config.infill_extruder.value - 1),
this->print()->config.nozzle_diameter.get_at(region->config.solid_infill_extruder.value - 1));
// define the combinations
std::vector<size_t> combine(this->layers.size(), 0);
{
double current_height = 0.;
size_t num_layers = 0;
for (size_t layer_idx = 0; layer_idx < this->layers.size(); ++ layer_idx) {
const Layer *layer = this->layers[layer_idx];
if (layer->id() == 0)
// Skip first print layer (which may not be first layer in array because of raft).
continue;
// Check whether the combination of this layer with the lower layers' buffer
// would exceed max layer height or max combined layer count.
if (current_height + layer->height >= nozzle_diameter + EPSILON || num_layers >= every) {
// Append combination to lower layer.
combine[layer_idx - 1] = num_layers;
current_height = 0.;
num_layers = 0;
}
current_height += layer->height;
++ num_layers;
}
// Append lower layers (if any) to uppermost layer.
combine[this->layers.size() - 1] = num_layers;
}
// loop through layers to which we have assigned layers to combine
for (size_t layer_idx = 0; layer_idx < this->layers.size(); ++ layer_idx) {
size_t num_layers = combine[layer_idx];
if (num_layers <= 1)
continue;
// Get all the LayerRegion objects to be combined.
std::vector<LayerRegion*> layerms;
layerms.reserve(num_layers);
for (size_t i = layer_idx + 1 - num_layers; i <= layer_idx; ++ i)
layerms.emplace_back(this->layers[i]->regions[region_id]);
// We need to perform a multi-layer intersection, so let's split it in pairs.
// Initialize the intersection with the candidates of the lowest layer.
ExPolygons intersection = to_expolygons(layerms.front()->fill_surfaces.filter_by_type(stInternal));
// Start looping from the second layer and intersect the current intersection with it.
for (size_t i = 1; i < layerms.size(); ++ i)
intersection = intersection_ex(
to_polygons(intersection),
to_polygons(layerms[i]->fill_surfaces.filter_by_type(stInternal)),
false);
double area_threshold = layerms.front()->infill_area_threshold();
if (! intersection.empty() && area_threshold > 0.)
intersection.erase(std::remove_if(intersection.begin(), intersection.end(),
[area_threshold](const ExPolygon &expoly) { return expoly.area() <= area_threshold; }),
intersection.end());
if (intersection.empty())
continue;
// Slic3r::debugf " combining %d %s regions from layers %d-%d\n",
// scalar(@$intersection),
// ($type == S_TYPE_INTERNAL ? 'internal' : 'internal-solid'),
// $layer_idx-($every-1), $layer_idx;
// intersection now contains the regions that can be combined across the full amount of layers,
// so let's remove those areas from all layers.
Polygons intersection_with_clearance;
intersection_with_clearance.reserve(intersection.size());
float clearance_offset =
0.5f * layerms.back()->flow(frPerimeter).scaled_width() +
// Because fill areas for rectilinear and honeycomb are grown
// later to overlap perimeters, we need to counteract that too.
((region->config.fill_pattern == ipRectilinear ||
region->config.fill_pattern == ipGrid ||
region->config.fill_pattern == ipLine ||
region->config.fill_pattern == ipHoneycomb) ? 1.5f : 0.5f) *
layerms.back()->flow(frSolidInfill).scaled_width();
for (ExPolygon &expoly : intersection)
polygons_append(intersection_with_clearance, offset(expoly, clearance_offset));
for (LayerRegion *layerm : layerms) {
Polygons internal = to_polygons(layerm->fill_surfaces.filter_by_type(stInternal));
layerm->fill_surfaces.remove_type(stInternal);
layerm->fill_surfaces.append(diff_ex(internal, intersection_with_clearance, false), stInternal);
if (layerm == layerms.back()) {
// Apply surfaces back with adjusted depth to the uppermost layer.
Surface templ(stInternal, ExPolygon());
templ.thickness = 0.;
for (LayerRegion *layerm2 : layerms)
templ.thickness += layerm2->layer()->height;
templ.thickness_layers = (unsigned short)layerms.size();
layerm->fill_surfaces.append(intersection, templ);
} else {
// Save void surfaces.
layerm->fill_surfaces.append(
intersection_ex(internal, intersection_with_clearance, false),
stInternalVoid);
}
}
}
}
}
void PrintObject::_generate_support_material()
{
PrintObjectSupportMaterial support_material(this, PrintObject::slicing_parameters());