In profiles that overwrite the support infill density, also keep it 0% for tree support.
Except PVA profiles. Those are probably better off with their normal infill density.
Fixes#5297.
Conflicts:
resources/quality/ultimaker2_plus/um2p_pp_0.8_draft.inst.cfg -> Weights being changed while a whole slew of fixes were being done on 4.0
resources/quality/ultimaker2_plus/um2p_pp_0.8_verydraft.inst.cfg -> Ditto
This reverts commit 9432252de472c76ef5b7df954d4cb18aefc9fff7. It was assuming the wrong default speed_print value of 60. It's not always 60. We need to find a different solution or modify the script.
Reverts the fix for issue CURA-5342.
These settings were set to be lower than the line width. I'm resetting them so that they will again be 2 times the line width. Otherwise we'll get retractions between every skin line which is really bad for PP.
Fixes#3171.
- Add a new field "variant" in "metadata" section for quality profiles.
"material" will only contain values such as "generic_abs", and
"variant" will contain values such as "0.25 mm", "AA 0.4", etc.
- Reformat "metadata" section to have the following order:
- setting_version
- type
- quality_type
- weight
- global_quality
- material
- variant
CURA-4451
- Add upgrade script for 3.0. to 3.1
- Upgrade old stack files so they will use "empty_quality" as the
"Not Supported" quality profile.
- Increase SettingVersion to 4
Previously we also called the ID 'Not Supported' but we decided against that for new profiles, since that would mean that if the profile ever becomes supported we'd have to do a rename of the user's file names in their settings via a version upgrade. So now the ID is as if it's supported but the user-visible name still says that it's Not Supported and the profile still becomes orange.
Contributes to issue CURA-3960.
These settings say the same, only the infill_overlap_mm one overwrites the infill_overlap setting. I therefore removed infill_overlap_mm so that the mm gets auto-calculated and none of the settings are overwritten any more (so they don't get greyed out).
Contributes to issue CURA-3960.
This was delivered false by the materials team. It seems that in the end they decided to not use gradual infill for PP but only made the change in UM3, not UM2+. Removing gradual infill also requires me to set the infill density to 20% (the default).
Contributes to issue CURA-3960.
