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4da76f73
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4da76f73
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Nov 07, 2013
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Guillaume Seguin
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Update todolist for gcodeplater
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@@ -71,16 +71,16 @@ class GcodePlater(Plater):
wx
.
CallAfter
(
self
.
Refresh
)
# What's hard in there ?
# 1) finding the order in which the objects are printed
# 2) handling layers correctly
# 3) handling E correctly
# 4)
handling position shifts: should we either reset absolute 0 using G92
#
or should we rewrite all positions ?
# 5) handling the start & end gcode properly ?
# 6) handling of current tool
# 7) handling of Z moves for sequential printing (don't lower Z before
# reaching the next object print area)
# 8) handling of absolute/relative status
# 1)
[x]
finding the order in which the objects are printed
# 2)
[x]
handling layers correctly
# 3)
[x]
handling E correctly
# 4)
[x] handling position shifts: should we either reset absolute 0 using
#
G92 or should we rewrite all positions ? => we use G92s
# 5)
[ ]
handling the start & end gcode properly ?
# 6)
[x]
handling of current tool
# 7)
[x]
handling of Z moves for sequential printing (don't lower Z before
#
reaching the next object print area)
# 8)
[x]
handling of absolute/relative status
# Initial implementation should just print the objects sequentially,
# but the end goal is to have a clean per-layer merge
def
export_to
(
self
,
name
):
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