import os, traceback, math, re, zlib, base64, time, sys, platform, glob, string, stat, types
import cPickle as pickle
+import numpy
if sys.version_info[0] < 3:
import ConfigParser
else:
setting('layer_height', 0.1, float, 'basic', _('Quality')).setRange(0.0001).setLabel(_("Layer height (mm)"), _("Layer height in millimeters.\nThis is the most important setting to determine the quality of your print. Normal quality prints are 0.1mm, high quality is 0.06mm. You can go up to 0.25mm with an Ultimaker for very fast prints at low quality."))
setting('wall_thickness', 0.8, float, 'basic', _('Quality')).setRange(0.0).setLabel(_("Shell thickness (mm)"), _("Thickness of the outside shell in the horizontal direction.\nThis is used in combination with the nozzle size to define the number\nof perimeter lines and the thickness of those perimeter lines."))
-setting('retraction_enable', False, bool, 'basic', _('Quality')).setLabel(_("Enable retraction"), _("Retract the filament when the nozzle is moving over a none-printed area. Details about the retraction can be configured in the advanced tab."))
+setting('retraction_enable', True, bool, 'basic', _('Quality')).setLabel(_("Enable retraction"), _("Retract the filament when the nozzle is moving over a none-printed area. Details about the retraction can be configured in the advanced tab."))
setting('solid_layer_thickness', 0.6, float, 'basic', _('Fill')).setRange(0).setLabel(_("Bottom/Top thickness (mm)"), _("This controls the thickness of the bottom and top layers, the amount of solid layers put down is calculated by the layer thickness and this value.\nHaving this value a multiple of the layer thickness makes sense. And keep it near your wall thickness to make an evenly strong part."))
setting('fill_density', 20, float, 'basic', _('Fill')).setRange(0, 100).setLabel(_("Fill Density (%)"), _("This controls how densely filled the insides of your print will be. For a solid part use 100%, for an empty part use 0%. A value around 20% is usually enough.\nThis won't affect the outside of the print and only adjusts how strong the part becomes."))
setting('nozzle_size', 0.4, float, 'advanced', _('Machine')).setRange(0.1,10).setLabel(_("Nozzle size (mm)"), _("The nozzle size is very important, this is used to calculate the line width of the infill, and used to calculate the amount of outside wall lines and thickness for the wall thickness you entered in the print settings."))
setting('platform_adhesion', 'None', [_('None'), _('Brim'), _('Raft')], 'basic', _('Support')).setLabel(_("Platform adhesion type"), _("Different options that help in preventing corners from lifting due to warping.\nBrim adds a single layer thick flat area around your object which is easy to cut off afterwards, and the recommended option.\nRaft adds a thick raster at below the object and a thin interface between this and your object.\n(Note that enabling the brim or raft disables the skirt)"))
setting('support_dual_extrusion', 'Both', [_('Both'), _('First extruder'), _('Second extruder')], 'basic', _('Support')).setLabel(_("Support dual extrusion"), _("Which extruder to use for support material, for break-away support you can use both extruders.\nBut if one of the materials is more expensive then the other you could select an extruder to use for support material. This causes more extruder switches.\nYou can also use the 2nd extruder for soluble support materials."))
setting('wipe_tower', False, bool, 'basic', _('Dual extrusion')).setLabel(_("Wipe&prime tower"), _("The wipe-tower is a tower printed on every layer when switching between nozzles.\nThe old nozzle is wiped off on the tower before the new nozzle is used to print the 2nd color."))
+setting('wipe_tower_volume', 15, float, 'expert', _('Dual extrusion')).setLabel(_("Wipe&prime tower volume per layer (mm3)"), _("The amount of material put in the wipe/prime tower.\nThis is done in volume because in general you want to extrude a\ncertain amount of volume to get the extruder going, independent on the layer height.\nThis means that with thinner layers, your tower gets bigger."))
setting('ooze_shield', False, bool, 'basic', _('Dual extrusion')).setLabel(_("Ooze shield"), _("The ooze shield is a 1 line thick shell around the object which stands a few mm from the object.\nThis shield catches any oozing from the unused nozzle in dual-extrusion."))
setting('filament_diameter', 2.85, float, 'basic', _('Filament')).setRange(1).setLabel(_("Diameter (mm)"), _("Diameter of your filament, as accurately as possible.\nIf you cannot measure this value you will have to calibrate it, a higher number means less extrusion, a smaller number generates more extrusion."))
setting('filament_diameter2', 0, float, 'basic', _('Filament')).setRange(0).setLabel(_("Diameter2 (mm)"), _("Diameter of your filament for the 2nd nozzle. Use 0 to use the same diameter as for nozzle 1."))
setting('retraction_dual_amount', 16.5, float, 'advanced', _('Retraction')).setRange(0).setLabel(_("Dual extrusion switch amount (mm)"), _("Amount of retraction when switching nozzle with dual-extrusion, set at 0 for no retraction at all. A value of 16.0mm seems to generate good results."))
setting('retraction_min_travel', 1.5, float, 'expert', _('Retraction')).setRange(0).setLabel(_("Minimum travel (mm)"), _("Minimum amount of travel needed for a retraction to happen at all. To make sure you do not get a lot of retractions in a small area."))
setting('retraction_combing', True, bool, 'expert', _('Retraction')).setLabel(_("Enable combing"), _("Combing is the act of avoiding holes in the print for the head to travel over. If combing is disabled the printer head moves straight from the start point to the end point and it will always retract."))
-setting('retraction_minimal_extrusion',0.1, float,'expert', _('Retraction')).setRange(0).setLabel(_("Minimal extrusion before retracting (mm)"), _("The minimal amount of extrusion that needs to be done before retracting again if a retraction needs to happen before this minimal is reached the retraction is ignored.\nThis avoids retraction a lot on the same piece of filament which flattens the filament and causes grinding issues."))
+setting('retraction_minimal_extrusion',0.02, float,'expert', _('Retraction')).setRange(0).setLabel(_("Minimal extrusion before retracting (mm)"), _("The minimal amount of extrusion that needs to be done before retracting again if a retraction needs to happen before this minimal is reached the retraction is ignored.\nThis avoids retraction a lot on the same piece of filament which flattens the filament and causes grinding issues."))
setting('bottom_thickness', 0.3, float, 'advanced', _('Quality')).setRange(0).setLabel(_("Initial layer thickness (mm)"), _("Layer thickness of the bottom layer. A thicker bottom layer makes sticking to the bed easier. Set to 0.0 to have the bottom layer thickness the same as the other layers."))
setting('object_sink', 0.0, float, 'advanced', _('Quality')).setLabel(_("Cut off object bottom (mm)"), _("Sinks the object into the platform, this can be used for objects that do not have a flat bottom and thus create a too small first layer."))
#setting('enable_skin', False, bool, 'advanced', _('Quality')).setLabel(_("Duplicate outlines"), _("Skin prints the outer lines of the prints twice, each time with half the thickness. This gives the illusion of a higher print quality."))
setting('skirt_minimal_length', 150.0, float, 'expert', 'Skirt').setRange(0).setLabel(_("Minimal length (mm)"), _("The minimal length of the skirt, if this minimal length is not reached it will add more skirt lines to reach this minimal lenght.\nNote: If the line count is set to 0 this is ignored."))
#setting('max_z_speed', 3.0, float, 'expert', _('Speed')).setRange(0.1).setLabel(_("Max Z speed (mm/s)"), _("Speed at which Z moves are done. When you Z axis is properly lubricated you can increase this for less Z blob."))
#setting('retract_on_jumps_only', True, bool, 'expert', _('Retraction')).setLabel(_('Retract on jumps only'), _('Only retract when we are making a move that is over a hole in the model, else retract on every move. This effects print quality in different ways.'))
-setting('fan_full_height', 0.5, float, 'expert', _('Cool')).setRange(0).setLabel(_("Fan full on at height"), _("The height at which the fan is turned on completely. For the layers below this the fan speed is scaled linear with the fan off at layer 0."))
+setting('fan_full_height', 0.5, float, 'expert', _('Cool')).setRange(0).setLabel(_("Fan full on at height (mm)"), _("The height at which the fan is turned on completely. For the layers below this the fan speed is scaled linear with the fan off at layer 0."))
setting('fan_speed', 100, int, 'expert', _('Cool')).setRange(0,100).setLabel(_("Fan speed min (%)"), _("When the fan is turned on, it is enabled at this speed setting. If cool slows down the layer, the fan is adjusted between the min and max speed. Minimal fan speed is used if the layer is not slowed down due to cooling."))
setting('fan_speed_max', 100, int, 'expert', _('Cool')).setRange(0,100).setLabel(_("Fan speed max (%)"), _("When the fan is turned on, it is enabled at this speed setting. If cool slows down the layer, the fan is adjusted between the min and max speed. Maximal fan speed is used if the layer is slowed down due to cooling by more than 200%."))
setting('cool_min_feedrate', 10, float, 'expert', _('Cool')).setRange(0).setLabel(_("Minimum speed (mm/s)"), _("The minimal layer time can cause the print to slow down so much it starts to ooze. The minimal feedrate protects against this. Even if a print gets slown down it will never be slower than this minimal speed."))
setting('raft_interface_thickness', 0.2, float, 'expert', _('Raft')).setRange(0).setLabel(_("Interface thickness (mm)"), _("When you are using the raft this is the thickness of the interface layer which is put down."))
setting('raft_interface_linewidth', 0.2, float, 'expert', _('Raft')).setRange(0).setLabel(_("Interface line width (mm)"), _("When you are using the raft this is the width of the interface layer lines which are put down."))
#setting('hop_on_move', False, bool, 'expert', 'Hop').setLabel(_("Enable hop on move"), _("When moving from print position to print position, raise the printer head 0.2mm so it does not knock off the print (experimental)."))
-setting('fix_horrible_union_all_type_a', False, bool, 'expert', _('Fix horrible')).setLabel(_("Combine everything (Type-A)"), _("This expert option adds all parts of the model together. The result is usually that internal cavities disappear. Depending on the model this can be intended or not. Enabling this option is at your own risk. Type-A is depended on the model normals and tries to keep some internal holes intact. Type-B ignores all internal holes and only keeps the outside shape per layer."))
+setting('fix_horrible_union_all_type_a', True, bool, 'expert', _('Fix horrible')).setLabel(_("Combine everything (Type-A)"), _("This expert option adds all parts of the model together. The result is usually that internal cavities disappear. Depending on the model this can be intended or not. Enabling this option is at your own risk. Type-A is depended on the model normals and tries to keep some internal holes intact. Type-B ignores all internal holes and only keeps the outside shape per layer."))
setting('fix_horrible_union_all_type_b', False, bool, 'expert', _('Fix horrible')).setLabel(_("Combine everything (Type-B)"), _("This expert option adds all parts of the model together. The result is usually that internal cavities disappear. Depending on the model this can be intended or not. Enabling this option is at your own risk. Type-A is depended on the model normals and tries to keep some internal holes intact. Type-B ignores all internal holes and only keeps the outside shape per layer."))
setting('fix_horrible_use_open_bits', False, bool, 'expert', _('Fix horrible')).setLabel(_("Keep open faces"), _("This expert option keeps all the open bits of the model intact. Normally Cura tries to stitch up small holes and remove everything with big holes, but this option keeps bits that are not properly part of anything and just goes with whatever it is left. This option is usually not what you want, but it might enable you to slice models otherwise failing to produce proper paths.\nAs with all \"Fix horrible\" options, results may vary and use at your own risk."))
setting('fix_horrible_extensive_stitching', False, bool, 'expert', _('Fix horrible')).setLabel(_("Extensive stitching"), _("Extrensive stitching tries to fix up open holes in the model by closing the hole with touching polygons. This algorthm is quite expensive and could introduce a lot of processing time.\nAs with all \"Fix horrible\" options, results may vary and use at your own risk."))
""", str, 'alteration', 'alteration')
setting('startMode', 'Simple', ['Simple', 'Normal'], 'preference', 'hidden')
+setting('oneAtATime', 'True', bool, 'preference', 'hidden')
setting('lastFile', os.path.normpath(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)), '..', 'resources', 'example', 'UltimakerRobot_support.stl')), str, 'preference', 'hidden')
setting('save_profile', 'False', bool, 'preference', 'hidden').setLabel(_("Save profile on slice"), _("When slicing save the profile as [stl_file]_profile.ini next to the model."))
setting('filament_cost_kg', '0', float, 'preference', 'hidden').setLabel(_("Cost (price/kg)"), _("Cost of your filament per kg, to estimate the cost of the final print."))
setting('window_width', '-1', float, 'preference', 'hidden')
setting('window_height', '-1', float, 'preference', 'hidden')
setting('window_normal_sash', '320', float, 'preference', 'hidden')
+setting('last_run_version', '', str, 'preference', 'hidden')
setting('machine_name', '', str, 'machine', 'hidden')
setting('machine_type', 'unknown', str, 'machine', 'hidden') #Ultimaker, Ultimaker2, RepRap
settingsDictionary['support_dual_extrusion'].addCondition(lambda : int(getMachineSetting('extruder_amount')) > 1)
settingsDictionary['retraction_dual_amount'].addCondition(lambda : int(getMachineSetting('extruder_amount')) > 1)
settingsDictionary['wipe_tower'].addCondition(lambda : int(getMachineSetting('extruder_amount')) > 1)
+settingsDictionary['wipe_tower_volume'].addCondition(lambda : int(getMachineSetting('extruder_amount')) > 1)
settingsDictionary['ooze_shield'].addCondition(lambda : int(getMachineSetting('extruder_amount')) > 1)
#Heated bed
settingsDictionary['print_bed_temperature'].addCondition(lambda : getMachineSetting('has_heated_bed') == 'True')
return True
return False
-def getMachineSettingFloat(name):
+def getMachineSettingFloat(name, index = None):
try:
- setting = getMachineSetting(name).replace(',', '.')
+ setting = getMachineSetting(name, index).replace(',', '.')
return float(eval(setting, {}, {}))
except:
return 0.0
return [0, 0]
return [getMachineSettingFloat('machine_width') / 2, getMachineSettingFloat('machine_depth') / 2]
+#Returns a list of convex polygons, first polygon is the allowed area of the machine,
+# the rest of the polygons are the dis-allowed areas of the machine.
+def getMachineSizePolygons():
+ size = numpy.array([getMachineSettingFloat('machine_width'), getMachineSettingFloat('machine_depth'), getMachineSettingFloat('machine_height')], numpy.float32)
+ ret = []
+ ret.append(numpy.array([[-size[0]/2,-size[1]/2],[ size[0]/2,-size[1]/2],[ size[0]/2, size[1]/2], [-size[0]/2, size[1]/2]], numpy.float32))
+
+ # Circle platform for delta printers...
+ # circle = []
+ # steps = 16
+ # for n in xrange(0, steps):
+ # circle.append([math.cos(float(n)/steps*2*math.pi) * size[0]/2, math.sin(float(n)/steps*2*math.pi) * size[0]/2])
+ # ret.append(numpy.array(circle, numpy.float32))
+
+ if getMachineSetting('machine_type') == 'ultimaker2':
+ #UM2 no-go zones
+ w = 25
+ h = 10
+ ret.append(numpy.array([[-size[0]/2,-size[1]/2],[-size[0]/2+w+2,-size[1]/2], [-size[0]/2+w,-size[1]/2+h], [-size[0]/2,-size[1]/2+h]], numpy.float32))
+ ret.append(numpy.array([[ size[0]/2-w-2,-size[1]/2],[ size[0]/2,-size[1]/2], [ size[0]/2,-size[1]/2+h],[ size[0]/2-w,-size[1]/2+h]], numpy.float32))
+ ret.append(numpy.array([[-size[0]/2+w+2, size[1]/2],[-size[0]/2, size[1]/2], [-size[0]/2, size[1]/2-h],[-size[0]/2+w, size[1]/2-h]], numpy.float32))
+ ret.append(numpy.array([[ size[0]/2, size[1]/2],[ size[0]/2-w-2, size[1]/2], [ size[0]/2-w, size[1]/2-h],[ size[0]/2, size[1]/2-h]], numpy.float32))
+ return ret
+
+#returns the number of extruders minimal used. Normally this returns 1, but with dual-extrusion support material it returns 2
+def minimalExtruderCount():
+ if int(getMachineSetting('extruder_amount')) < 2:
+ return 1
+ if getProfileSetting('support') == 'None':
+ return 1
+ if getProfileSetting('support_dual_extrusion') == 'Second extruder':
+ return 2
+ return 1
+
#########################################################
## Alteration file functions
#########################################################
f.write(data)
f.close()
+def replaceGCodeTagsFromSlicer(filename, slicerInt):
+ f = open(filename, 'r+')
+ data = f.read(2048)
+ data = data.replace('#P_TIME#', slicerInt.getPrintTime())
+ data = data.replace('#F_AMNT#', slicerInt.getFilamentAmount())
+ data = data.replace('#F_WGHT#', ('%8.2f' % (float(slicerInt.getFilamentWeight()) * 1000))[-8:])
+ cost = slicerInt.getFilamentCost()
+ if cost is None:
+ cost = 'Unknown'
+ data = data.replace('#F_COST#', ('%8s' % (cost.split(' ')[0]))[-8:])
+ f.seek(0)
+ f.write(data)
+ f.close()
+
### Get aleration raw contents. (Used internally in Cura)
def getAlterationFile(filename):
if filename in tempOverride:
alterationContents = getAlterationFile(filename)
if getMachineSetting('gcode_flavor') == 'UltiGCode':
if filename == 'end.gcode':
- return 'M25 ;Stop reading from this point on.\n'
+ return 'M25 ;Stop reading from this point on.\n;CURA_PROFILE_STRING:%s\n' % (getProfileString())
return ''
if filename == 'start.gcode':
if extruderCount > 1:
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