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Reverting back SupportMaterial.pm

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Samir55 2018-07-11 08:06:23 +02:00
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lib/Slic3r/Print/SupportMaterial.pm
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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
# only generate() and contact_distance() are called from the outside of this module.
package Slic3r::Print::SupportMaterial;
use Moo;
use Data::Dumper;
use List::Util qw(sum min max);
use Slic3r::ExtrusionPath ':roles';
use Slic3r::Flow ':roles';
@ -33,9 +33,9 @@ sub generate {
# that it will be effective, regardless of how it's built below.
my ($contact, $overhang) = $self->contact_area($object);
# // Determine the top surfaces of the object. We need these to determine
# // the layer heights of support material and to clip support to the object
# // silhouette.
# Determine the top surfaces of the object. We need these to determine
# the layer heights of support material and to clip support to the object
# silhouette.
my ($top) = $self->object_top($object, $contact);
# We now know the upper and lower boundaries for our support material object
@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ sub generate {
$self->clip_with_shape($interface, $shape) if @$shape;
# Propagate contact layers and interface layers downwards to generate
# the main support layers.
# the main support layers.
my ($base) = $self->generate_base_layers($support_z, $contact, $interface, $top);
$self->clip_with_object($base, $support_z, $object);
$self->clip_with_shape($base, $shape) if @$shape;
@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ sub contact_area {
# determine contact areas
my %contact = (); # contact_z => [ polygons ]
my %overhang = (); # contact_z => [ polygons ] - this stores the actual overhang supported by each contact layer
my %overhang = (); # contact_z => [ polygons ] - this stores the actual overhang supported by each contact layer
for my $layer_id (0 .. $#{$object->layers}) {
# note $layer_id might != $layer->id when raft_layers > 0
# so $layer_id == 0 means first object layer
@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ sub contact_area {
# Get all perimeters as polylines.
# TODO: split_at_first_point() (called by as_polyline() for ExtrusionLoops)
# could split a bridge mid-way
# could split a bridge mid-way
my @overhang_perimeters = map $_->as_polyline, @{$layerm->perimeters->flatten};
# Only consider the overhang parts of such perimeters,
@ -374,7 +374,7 @@ sub object_top {
# we considered)
my $min_top = min(keys %top) // max(keys %$contact);
# use <= instead of just < because otherwise we'd ignore any contact regions
# having the same Z of top layers
# having the same Z of top layers
push @$projection, map @{$contact->{$_}}, grep { $_ > $layer->print_z && $_ <= $min_top } keys %$contact;
# now find whether any projection falls onto this top surface
@ -391,6 +391,7 @@ sub object_top {
$projection = diff($projection, $touching);
}
}
return \%top;
}
@ -421,12 +422,11 @@ sub support_layers_z {
# add raft layers by dividing the space between first layer and
# first contact layer evenly
if ($self->object_config->raft_layers > 1 && @z >= 2) {
print @z;
# $z[1] is last raft layer (contact layer for the first layer object)
my $height = ($z[1] - $z[0]) / ($self->object_config->raft_layers - 1);
# since we already have two raft layers ($z[0] and $z[1]) we need to insert
# raft_layers-2 more
splice @z, 1, 0, #
splice @z, 1, 0,
map { sprintf "%.2f", $_ }
map { $z[0] + $height * $_ }
1..($self->object_config->raft_layers - 2);
@ -511,7 +511,7 @@ sub generate_bottom_interface_layers {
my $interface_layers = 0;
# loop through support layers until we find the one(s) right above the top
# surface
# surface
foreach my $layer_id (0 .. $#$support_z) {
my $z = $support_z->[$layer_id];
next unless $z > $top_z;
@ -581,7 +581,7 @@ sub generate_base_layers {
# This method removes object silhouette from support material
# (it's used with interface and base only). It removes a bit more,
# leaving a thin gap between object and support in the XY plane.
# leaving a thin gap between object and support in the XY plane.
sub clip_with_object {
my ($self, $support, $support_z, $object) = @_;
@ -595,7 +595,7 @@ sub clip_with_object {
# $layer->slices contains the full shape of layer, thus including
# perimeter's width. $support contains the full shape of support
# material, thus including the width of its foremost extrusion.
# material, thus including the width of its foremost extrusion.
# We leave a gap equal to a full extrusion width.
$support->{$i} = diff(
$support->{$i},
@ -825,7 +825,7 @@ sub generate_toolpaths {
$base_flow = $self->first_layer_flow;
# use the proper spacing for first layer as we don't need to align
# its pattern to the other layers
# its pattern to the other layers
$filler->set_min_spacing($base_flow->spacing);
# subtract brim so that it goes around the object fully (and support gets its own brim)
@ -1018,3 +1018,4 @@ sub contact_distance {
}
1;