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Follow-up to 77548df00f
(Fixed missing sinking property in objects list for multipart objects with a part completely below the printbed): It was not possible to slice an object with some part completely below the print bed. The BuildVolume collision check newly supports a "completely below print bed" return status, Model evaluates this "completely below print bed status" allowing objects with some volumes completely below the print bed to print.
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// Colliding with the build volume boundary, thus not printable and error is shown.
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Colliding,
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// Outside of the build volume means the object is ignored: Not printed and no error is shown.
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Outside
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Outside,
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// Completely below the print bed. The same as Outside, but an object with one printable part below the print bed
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// and at least one part above the print bed is still printable.
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Below,
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};
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// 1) Tests called on the plater.
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