The cause for this change is that TPU says we want to print with brim but CPE wants to print with raft.
In those cases the resolve function would choose the raft because that's safer.
However if the default extruder happens to be the TPU one you then get a raft made of TPU which is flexible.
That defeats the purpose of the raft, and causes the raft to warp, clog on the nozzle, destroy the world, etc. So there, I saved the world once more.
This reverts commit 396f4381dd13e34a144aa3c5d0a5a0569f6c9341.
The comit introduced an infinite recursion.
You cannot have both a limit_to_extruder and settable_per_extruder=false
* 'master' of github.com:ultimaker/Cura: (94 commits)
Re-enable Japanese from language selection menu
Add Japanese translations for setting descriptions
Update PVA profiles
Changed profile names
Simplified some code
Changed final spot where we still used findContainer when looking for container with specific type
Directly use property instead of searching
Added a type hinting to QualityManager
JSON description fix: warn users when not to use spiralize (CURA-3636)
Add setting_version every time we create InstanceContainer
Increase warning value for gradual infill steps
Convert all metadata fields to string
cleanup: prime => prime blob and lil doc (CURA-3634)
fix: don't make disallowed area if blob is disabled (CURA-3634)
Be robust against older specification version numbers
Read setting_version from version attribute on root
Added bunch of typing to extruder manager
Fix resolve strategy "new" for user instance container
Added missing typehinting
Row element was not used
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We set gradual infill steps to 5 if you choose Gradual Infill from recommended mode. This value was provided by the materials testers, so apparently it works fine and we shouldn't give a warning about that.
Contributes to issue CURA-3732.
This breaks all profiles since they have the wrong setting version, of course. Have to change that in every instance container now...
Contributes to issue CURA-3427.
The cause for this change is that TPU says we want to print with brim but CPE wants to print with raft. In those cases the resolve function would choose the raft because that's safer. However if the default extruder happens to be the TPU one you then get a raft made of TPU which is flexible. That defeats the purpose of the raft, and causes the raft to warp, clog on the nozzle, destroy the world, etc. So there, I saved the world once more.
it shouldn't have a child setting because that child is not the underlying setting used by the engine.
Parent settings are frontend-only settings which are merely used to let the user edit multiple leaf settings at once.
This was found by the materials team to be a better value. All UM3 profiles have 20 now. I've left the third-party machines intact which override the prime tower size but those that didn't override the prime tower size have their prime tower size altered as well.
It is actually being set per extruder right now, since this is where the definition gets its extruder number from. If the setting is not settable per extruder, the ExtruderStack skips the setting entirely and defers to the global stack, which doesn't have the setting and so None is returned. This was giving errors.
Contributes to issue CURA-3772.
