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[5.5]
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* Engine Plugins
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- Introduced infrastructure to enable the creation of Engine Plugins it’s a way to add and change new settings to Cura.
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- In this first version, there are engine slots available for
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-- Gcode postprocessing to allow plugins to modify gcode
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-- Infill to allow plugins to modify Infill Generation
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-- Broadcasting settings used for a slice
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- To enable this we created an exception for loading project files with settings introduced in a plug-in, and introduced a way to notify the user if they load a project file with an engine plug-in that is not yet available.
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- To showcase this new infrastructure we introduced a plug-in with new Gradual Flow settings that prevent sudden flow jumps when transitioning between flows. You can find it under your installed plug-ins and in your settings list.
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- Introduced infrastructure for Engine Plugins; Plugin developers can now hook into and change the actual slice process using a programming language in which they feel comfortable: C++, Python, C#/.NET, Dart, Go, Java, Kotlin, Node, Objective-C, PHP, Ruby
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- In this initial version, plugins can hook into the following engine slots:
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-- Modify generated gcode, postprocessing it per layer
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-- Generate Infill patterns
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-- Modify extrusion paths
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-- Listen to a broadcast of all Settings
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- Cura plugins can now easily add new Settings and extend existing dropdown Settings
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- Users are now warned if a previously saved project file depends on a plugin and that plugin isn't installed in the Cura instance which tries to load it
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- To showcase this new infrastructure we introduced a Gradual Flow Engine plugin; This plugin prevents sudden drastic changes in flow transitions. You can find it under your bundled plugins and the new gradual flow settings can be found in the material category when all settings are visible
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* Introduced Settings
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- Gradual Flow Enabled, Gradual Flow Max Acceleration, Initial Layer Max Flow Acceleration, Gradual Flow discretization step size, are to finetune the Gradual Flow plug-in.
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- The Initial Buildplate and Printing Temperature would not be applied correctly when printing One-At-A-Time
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* Other Bug Fixes
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- You could not load some Marketplace materials with intents on the like BASFE 17-4PH
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- You could not load some Marketplace materials with intents on the like BASF Ultrafuse 17-4PH
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- For some Linux versions it was not possible to add a 3D printer
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- Fixed the installation screen for DMG installation because it still had the old logo.
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- The minimum support area was not working correctly for tree support
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- Support Horizontal Expansion would be hidden but influenced the warning for Support Interface
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- The shadow in One At A Time printing sequence would not correctly resize with the skirt/brim size
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- The shadow in One-At-A-Time printing sequence would not correctly resize with the skirt/brim size
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- It was not possible to select the support structure with basic setting visibility.
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- Removed the option to change the Brim Distance in the per object setting untilit is fixed
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- Fixed a slicing crash if the skirt was larger than the buildplate
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