- Explicitly set combing mode to the new 'no_outer_surfaces' strategy
- Adjusted the engineering profiles to use 100% wall flow and triangle infill pattern
- Infill pattern: from triangles to lines
=> less strong but better visual appearance on large horizontal surfaces
- Infill before walls: from true to false
=> prevent infill push out walls and show artefacts
- skin_monotonic:from false to true
=> low reduction in print time vs large quality increase
Note: this switch also sets: retraction_combing from 'all' to 'noskin'
The 'noskin' options prevents scarring in top surfaces and gloss streaking in large horizontal surfaces
See: CURA-7976 for details
- wall_material_flow: from 100% to 90%
=> reduces line width variations due to overextrusion in walls. Less gloss streaking and more uniform horizontal walls
- top_bottom_pattern: from lines to zigzag
=> prevent the short jerky travel moves of the lines pattern around the walls. Results in a nicer top surface
- meshfix_maximum_resolution from (speed_wall_0 + speed_wall_x) / 60 to (speed_wall_0 + speed_wall_x) / 150
=> reduce visibility of line segments due to rounding. This will create a higher change of a buffer underrun = surface blobs
Instead of inverting the fill and the text color in those buttons when hovering on those buttons, they will now show a light background fill when hovered.
CURA-8421
The sign in button has a different size when you are logged in, where the account avatar was being drawn in the middle of the Sign In button. This was causing a weird alignment of the ApplicationSwitcher next to it, as it was adding an extra margin.
This is now fixed by making sure that the width of the button that has to do with account adjusts according to whether you are logged in or not. This makes the ApplicationSwitcher icon move when you log in but looks more natural relatively to the account button.
CURA-8421
When the displayname of the app is long and it spans to the next line, it was pushing the icon up in the column, making it seem like it is misaligned. This is now fixed and the icons should be aligned regardless if the display name has one or two lines.
CURA-8421
By default in all of our themes this ends up being the same distance at 100% pixel scale, but it now scales according to the pixel scale of the user's screen while still being properly rounded to integer coordinates.
