We have a long-standing issue in CuraEngine that support can be thinner than one line width and is then not generated, but if there is later some extra room it still gets supported in lower layers. This results in unnecessary support.
That issue in itself is a bit hairy to fix. But it does point out to another weirdness: PLA support has a horizontal offset of 0.2mm. This was introduced when the Support Horizontal Expansion setting was made as the default, but it was never really investigated. I asked Ultimaker's process engineers and we agreed that the setting could be set to 0 except for PVA.
Contributes to issue CURA-6438.
This moves all the "default" margins of the welcome pages into a single point (the WizardPanel)
in order to prevent having to re-define it every time.
I've also fixed some incorrect margins that we had
CURA-6057
This fixes the weird situation that when logging in, the screen was still visible
and the user could still press the create / sign in button.
CURA-6057
The behavior might make sense to us, but that's probably because we know what the behavior is. The
extra info in the tooltip should make it easier to understand
Fixes#5525
Because DiscoveredPrinter.name contains the MAC addresses of the printers. NetworkedPrinterOutputDevice.name contains the discovered name as communicated by ZeroConf. We already use that property from QML to display in the list.
Contributes to issue CURA-6057.
Use the wide margin instead. It's practically the same, nobody is going to notice. It still looks spacey and nice, and it's more consistent with the rest of the interface.
We had previously agreed that we will not make any new widget-specific theme entries any more.
Contributes to issue CURA-6057.
On some operating systems the text would not fit due to different font rendering. Also, after translation, it probably wouldn't fit either.
Usually we have the button size adjusting to the text inside it. The design didn't do this, either because it was too difficult to do in Zeplin, because the designer was lazy, or because the designer didn't know that this was the normal style in the rest of Cura. And the programmer took that over literally.
Contributes to issue CURA-6057.
