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Add mixed filament bias controls and bump version to 0.9.51

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@@ -48,6 +48,7 @@ Snapmaker Orca FullSpectrum includes support for **virtual mixed-color filaments
- Visual preview showing the additive color blend
- Enable/disable individual mixed filaments
- Per-layer resolution control with customizable ratios
- Optional per-pair Bias control for slightly recessing one component to push the apparent color toward the other
- Seamless integration with the existing filament management system
### Using Mixed Filaments
@@ -61,6 +62,16 @@ Snapmaker Orca FullSpectrum includes support for **virtual mixed-color filaments
4. Mixed filaments can be assigned to objects just like physical filaments
5. During slicing, the mixed filament resolves to alternating layers of its components
### Bias Control
Snapmaker Orca FullSpectrum also includes an optional **Bias** control for mixed filament pairs. When enabled in **Print Settings -> Others -> Mixed Filaments**, each mixed row gets a compact inline Bias value:
- **Positive Bias** recesses the second filament in the pair
- **Negative Bias** recesses the first filament in the pair
- This lets you shift the apparent color without changing the nominal layer cadence
- The inline preview updates to show the estimated apparent mix shift
Example: for a pair like `F1 + F2`, a positive bias makes `F2` sit slightly lower, so `F1` visually dominates more. A negative bias does the opposite and recesses `F1`.
### Dithering Settings
Snapmaker Orca FullSpectrum includes advanced dithering controls to fine-tune the layer alternation behavior for mixed filaments. These settings are found in **Others → Dithering** in the print settings: