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C++ supports sketched, but not finalized yet. Slic3r is still using

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the old Perl supports, but this time with the C++ fillers.
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bubnikv 2016-10-16 16:30:56 +02:00
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lib/Slic3r/Print/Object.pm
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@ -70,14 +70,16 @@ sub slice {
# add raft layers
if ($self->config->raft_layers > 0) {
# Reserve object layers for the raft. Last layer of the raft is the contact layer.
$id += $self->config->raft_layers;
# raise first object layer Z by the thickness of the raft itself
# plus the extra distance required by the support material logic
# Raise first object layer Z by the thickness of the raft itself
# plus the extra distance required by the support material logic.
#FIXME The last raft layer is the contact layer, which shall be printed with a bridging flow for ease of separation. Currently it is not the case.
my $first_layer_height = $self->config->get_value('first_layer_height');
$print_z += $first_layer_height;
# use a large height
# Use as large as possible layer height for the intermediate raft layers.
my $support_material_layer_height;
{
my @nozzle_diameters = (
@ -90,6 +92,7 @@ sub slice {
$print_z += $support_material_layer_height * ($self->config->raft_layers - 1);
# compute the average of all nozzles used for printing the object
#FIXME It is expected, that the 1st layer of the object is printed with a bridging flow over a full raft. Shall it not be vice versa?
my $nozzle_diameter;
{
my @nozzle_diameters = (
@ -664,13 +667,26 @@ sub _support_material {
bridge_flow_ratio => 0,
);
return Slic3r::Print::SupportMaterial->new(
print_config => $self->print->config,
object_config => $self->config,
first_layer_flow => $first_layer_flow,
flow => $self->support_material_flow,
interface_flow => $self->support_material_flow(FLOW_ROLE_SUPPORT_MATERIAL_INTERFACE),
);
if (1) {
# Old supports, Perl implementation.
return Slic3r::Print::SupportMaterial->new(
print_config => $self->print->config,
object_config => $self->config,
first_layer_flow => $first_layer_flow,
flow => $self->support_material_flow,
interface_flow => $self->support_material_flow(FLOW_ROLE_SUPPORT_MATERIAL_INTERFACE),
);
} else {
# New supports, C++ implementation.
return Slic3r::Print::SupportMaterial2->new(
print_config => $self->print->config,
object_config => $self->config,
first_layer_flow => $first_layer_flow,
flow => $self->support_material_flow,
interface_flow => $self->support_material_flow(FLOW_ROLE_SUPPORT_MATERIAL_INTERFACE),
soluble_interface => ($self->config->support_material_contact_distance == 0),
);
}
}
# This function analyzes slices of a region (SurfaceCollection slices).