It is unused here. There is such a property being used by the profile selection drop-down but that one uses the valueWarning property in SidebarHeader.qml which is exactly the same.
Contributes to issue CURA-4148.
Because one of the icons now needs to be rectangular. All icons in there have the same style so they all have to be resized.
Contributes to issue CURA-4148.
This icon is recoloured so the colour doesn't matter. When there is no colour, the icon preview shows up better in my browser and my file explorer...
Contributes to issue CURA-4148.
CURA-4186
Trigger signals to re-evaluate default settings in pre-object settings
when the active stack gets changed. Otherwise the values won't be
updated directly.
Can now specify that the z-seam should be located in either the most concave region of the
outline, the most convex region or the most curved (concave or convex) region.
This should make it a bit easier for others to create a new definition since there is less for them to 'have to know'. Previously they would be required to fill in as category Other, but now they can just leave the category out.
Just leave it to the actual icons to provide colour. It may be a bit harder to modify the colours in a different theme then, but now we can have multi-colour icons (as per the new theme requires).
Contributes to issue CURA-4148.
Changed rects with rounded corners into circles. Merged two circles that depicted a circle-with-outline into one circle with an outline. Changed the outline path to a polyline with a stroke.
Contributes to issue CURA-4148.
Removed unnecessary transforms. Changed square rects which had their corner radius set to half their width into actual circles. Merged some glyphs that were a stroke and a background into one glyph with an actual stroke and background. Applied necessary transforms to actual coordinates. Dereferenced xlink symbols that were used only once.
Contributes to issue CURA-4148.
CURA-4186
- The UI shouldn't be bound to the limit_to_extruder stack, it should
always be bound to the per-object stack.
- The ActiveTool.getValue() calls cannot be bound in QML, so use a
Connections to update the values based on signals.
It now constrains the value to be no less than 0 when z_offset_layer_0 is negative or
z_offset_taper_layers is 0, otherwise the value must be such that the gap between subsequent
layers is not less than 80% of the normal layer height.
If the print head was lowered for the first layer, the tapering will always cause the
subsequent layers to be at least the normal layer height above the previous layer so the
tapering can occur over any number of layers.
On the other hand, if the print head was raised for the first layer, we demand that either
tapering is not used (value is 0) or that the tapering occurs over sufficient layers so that
the inter-layer gaps are not too small.
Now the offset cannot be such that the first layer would be less than 1/2 of its normal height.
Warnings shown when first layer is less than 80% or more than 200% of its normal height.
