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FIX: do not allow support thresh angle to be 90 degrees
tan(90\degrees) is too large and will make detect_overhangs very slow. Jira: STUDIO-2620 Change-Id: I55901a6bc1b56216549f66e1a7e77c0da680997b (cherry picked from commit e58cc8a4665808580e84107f54661447000d64f3)
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@ -752,7 +752,10 @@ void TreeSupport::detect_overhangs(bool detect_first_sharp_tail_only)
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// a region is considered well supported if the number of layers below it exceeds this threshold
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const int thresh_layers_below = 10 / config.layer_height;
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double obj_height = m_object->size().z();
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double threshold_rad = (config.support_threshold_angle.value < EPSILON ? 30 : config.support_threshold_angle.value + 1) * M_PI / 180.;
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// +1 makes the threshold inclusive
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double thresh_angle = config.support_threshold_angle.value > EPSILON ? config.support_threshold_angle.value + 1 : 30;
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thresh_angle = std::min(thresh_angle, 89.); // should be smaller than 90
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const double threshold_rad = Geometry::deg2rad(thresh_angle);
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// for small overhang removal
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struct OverhangCluster {
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@ -3289,7 +3292,7 @@ void TreeSupport::generate_contact_points(std::vector<std::vector<TreeSupport::N
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size_t support_roof_layers = config.support_interface_top_layers.value;
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if (support_roof_layers > 0)
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support_roof_layers += 1; // BBS: add a normal support layer below interface (if we have interface)
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coordf_t thresh_angle = config.support_threshold_angle.value < EPSILON ? 30.f : config.support_threshold_angle.value;
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coordf_t thresh_angle = std::min(89.f, config.support_threshold_angle.value < EPSILON ? 30.f : config.support_threshold_angle.value);
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coordf_t half_overhang_distance = scale_(tan(thresh_angle * M_PI / 180.0) * layer_height / 2);
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// fix bug of generating support for very thin objects
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