1) Force OpenGL 3.2 as minimum required. If the graphic card does not support it, automatically switch to software renderer.
2) command line option: --opengl-version=X.Y -> allows to select core profile of version X.Y.
3) command line option: --opengl-compatibility -> allows to select compatibility profile of the highest OpenGL version supported by the graphic card.
4) command line option: --opengl-debug -> enable OpenGL debug output on card supporting OpenGL 4.3 or higher (output on console).
Custom URL Registration:
- Windows - writes to registers.
- Linux - desktop integration file.
- Macos - info.plist.in creates registration and is controlled only via app config.
Registration is first made in Config Wizard. Or is triggered from Preferences. Path to downloads folder can be set.
URL link starts new instance of PS which sends data to running instance via SingleInstance structures if exists.
New progress notification is introduced with pause and stop buttons.
Downloader writes downloaded data by chunks.
Support for zip files is introduced. Zip files can be opened, downloaded or drag'n'droped in PS. Archive dialog is opened. Then if more than 1 project is selected, only geometry is loaded.
Opening of 3mf project now supports openning project in new PS instance.
use case 1 - the option is not added to the command line - PrusaSlicer defaults to the highest available core profile OpenGL version
use case 2 - the option specify an OpenGL version which supports core profile - PrusaSlicer select the required OpenGL version, if available
use case 3 - the option specify an OpenGL version which does not support core profile - PrusaSlicer defaults to the highest available compatibility profile OpenGL version
use case 4 - the option contains invalid OpenGL version - PrusaSlicer defaults to the highest available core profile OpenGL version
config bundles, project files (3MFs, AMFs). When loading these files,
the caller may decide whether to substitute some of the configuration
values the current PrusaSlicer version does not understand with
some reasonable default value, and whether to report it. If substitution
is disabled, an exception is being thrown as before this commit.
If substitution is enabled, list of substitutions is returned by the
API to be presented to the user. This allows us to introduce for example
new firmware flavor key in PrusaSlicer 2.4 while letting PrusaSlicer
2.3.2 to fall back to some default and to report it to the user.
When slicing from command line, substutions are performed by default
and reported into the console, however substitutions may be either
disabled or made silent with the new "config-compatibility" command
line option.
Substitute enums and bools only. Allow booleans to be parsed as
true: "1", "enabled", "on" case insensitive
false: "0", "disabled", "off" case insensitive
This will allow us in the future for example to switch the draft_shield
boolean to an enum with the following values: "disabled" / "enabled" / "limited".
Added "enum_bitmask.hpp" - support for type safe sets of options.
See for example PresetBundle::load_configbundle(...
LoadConfigBundleAttributes flags) for an example of intended usage.
WIP: GUI for reporting the list of config substitutions needs to be
implemented by @YuSanka.
Implemented try/catch blocks for Slic3r exceptions and std::exceptions
with GUI error reporting. This is extremely important to report
corruption of PrusaSlicer.ini.
