and for separation of concerns:
The final G-code preview no more uses ExtrusionPaths structure
to hold the G-code path data extracted by parsing the G-code.
Instead, the ExtrusionPath class has been trimmed down back to
the original size before the G-code preview was introduced,
and a new GCodePreviewData::Extrusion::Path class was created to hold
the additional path data as the extruder ID, color change ID
and fan speed.
In case there were empty object layers supposed to be floating on supports which were set to use a specific extruder, wipe tower was missing layer required to do the toolchange, leading to a crash
Such cases are now detected and layers that need it are additionally assigned as wipe tower layers
Also tracked as SPE-526
This can happen if the user enters invalid toolchange through the custom gcodes
Such toolchange is now simply ignored by the CoolingBuffer, exporting gcode is NOT stopped, a log error is emitted
- added an extra travel move after a toolchange
- wipe tower only sets temperatures with single extruder MM printers
- ooze prevention does not work with the wipe tower - added a check into Print::validate()
Linear advance is reset by filament start gcode after a toolchange. However, not all moves to the wipe tower
end with a toolchange (brim, empty grid) and it would therefore disable linear advance until the next toolchange
This should solve https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/issues/2770
The initial priming now does not assume anything about bed width and always uses the space it has
In case of circular beds it places the priming lines along the diameter
Custom beds are not supported (they are treated as circular with no extra checks whether it is sane)
Slight refactoring of the WipeTower class (constructor now gets reference to PrintConfig and not the individual values, same with set_extruder). This was legacy from times when the wipe tower was meant to be abstract and independent on the rest)
Added detection of empty layers so the wipe tower doesn't trip on them (it is not printable anyway).
This should improve wipe tower reliability with supports, objects standing on edges, etc.
I also turned an assert into exception throw to prevent hard crashes and nonsense output.
- wipe tower respects max volumetric flow, slowing down with PVA etc is not hardcoded anymore
- wipe tower is now allowed for multiple-extruder printers. single extruder stuff is not used in that case (ramming, cooling, etc.)
- start/end filament and toolchange custom gcodes are now inserted differently than before - see 41164a9
- some refactoring, e.g. the abstract WipeTower class was eradicated
These firmwares use M135 Tn and M108 Tn commands for changing active tool, which the analyzer did not recognize. The toolpaths were then rendered in wrong color, extruder offset etc. This surfaced in issue https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/issues/2566
- abstract class WipeTower and its descendant WipeTowerPrusaMM were merged into a single (non-abstract) WipeTower class
- all uses of WipeTower::xy struct were replaced by Eigen Vec2f (it is no longer necessary to be independent on libraries that PrusaSlicer uses)
- the WipeTowerPrusaMM.hpp/.cpp will be renamed in the next commit (hopefully it will retain its git history that way)
no longer necessary because the speed overrides that the enum controlled were recently removed
the comment in gcode is now just about appending the config string
The priming extrusions were handled separately from the rest of the wipe tower toolchanges. In order to be able to use the logic from previous commit for them (custom toolchange gcodes etc), some unpleasant code shuffling was needed
