[CURA-12065] Fix (sort-of) conflict between per-object and per-mesh retraction. #2154
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…tings. We don't really have a set way to deal with settings that can both be per-extruder and per-mesh (sometimes called per-object in the engine) -- in general, building something like that would be a (new) feature (gap). This repressents a workaround for a current issue where the overall settings are taken instead of the per-extruder ones, even though in the frontend, no per-mesh settings are overridden. Which happened because it always prefers the per-mesh settings over the per-extruder ones, and since the per-mesh settings where not overridden, it was just the 'top' ones. If you then overrode less then all of the extruders with a specific setting, it would default back to the 'top' settings (but if all extruders where overridden, that counted as not overridden again w.r.t per-extruder). This commit 'fixes' that by assuming that if you have any setting different per extruder, you want that rather than the per mesh ones. This isn't necesarily the case (and also definitely not as granular as can be, it takes all retraction and wipe settings as one....) but it may do the job for now. CURA-12065
wawanbreton
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Oct 24, 2024
It does fix the example case in the jira-ticket. I'm not sure if that's from an actual user though, or if QA made it. |
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Mothballed. |
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We don't really have a set way to deal with settings that can both be per-extruder and per-mesh (sometimes called per-object in the engine) -- in general, building something like that would be a (new) feature (gap). This represents a workaround for a current issue where the overall settings are taken instead of the per-extruder ones, even though in the frontend, no per-mesh settings are overridden. Which happened because it always prefers the per-mesh settings over the per-extruder ones, and since the per-mesh settings where not overridden, it was just the 'top' ones. If you then overrode less then all of the extruders with a specific setting, it would default back to the 'top' settings (but if all extruders where overridden, that counted as not overridden again w.r.t per-extruder).
This commit 'fixes' that by assuming that if you have any setting different per extruder, you want that rather than the per mesh ones. This isn't necessarily the case (and also definitely not as granular as can be, it takes all retraction and wipe settings as one....) but it may do the job for now.