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@@ -2615,12 +2615,9 @@ void Print::process(long long *time_cost_with_cache, bool use_cache)
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print_object_instances_ordering = sort_object_instances_by_model_order(*this);
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// A mixed slot is virtual; only its components reach a nozzle. These per-object orderings
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// are unsorted (no resolve_mixed_filaments), so expand the slots here for the grouping, the
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// unprintable sets and the slice-used lists. No-op without mixed filaments.
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// Orca: the slice-used lists stay sourced from these expanded lists rather than from the
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// sorted orderings (which may add the wipe-tower filament or seed dontcare layers
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// differently), so prints without mixed filaments keep their used-filament set; the
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// first-layer set therefore lists every component of a mixed slot, not just the one layer 0
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// resolves to.
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// unprintable sets and the slice-used lists. Because the expansion happens here rather than
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// on the sorted orderings, the first-layer used set lists every component of a mixed slot,
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// not just the one layer 0 resolves to. No-op without mixed filaments.
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const auto &is_mixed = m_config.filament_is_mixed.values;
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const auto &comp_strs = m_config.filament_mixed_components.values;
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const bool has_mixed = has_any_mixed_filament(is_mixed);
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