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Joseph Robertson
2026-06-18 09:41:14 -05:00
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src/libslic3r/Support/TreeSupport3D.cpp
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@@ -1210,7 +1210,7 @@ void sample_overhang_area(
point_count += poly.size();
const size_t min_support_points = std::max(coord_t(1), std::min(coord_t(3), coord_t(total_length(overhang_area) / connect_length)));
if (point_count <= min_support_points) {
// add the outer wall (of the overhang) to ensure it is correct supported instead. Try placing the support points in a way that they fully support the outer wall, instead of just the with half of the the support line width.
// add the outer wall (of the overhang) to ensure it is correct supported instead. Try placing the support points in a way that they fully support the outer wall, instead of just the with half of the support line width.
// I assume that even small overhangs are over one line width wide, so lets try to place the support points in a way that the full support area generated from them
// will support the overhang (if this is not done it may only be half). This WILL NOT be the case when supporting an angle of about < 60 degrees so there is a fallback,
// as some support is better than none.
@@ -1391,7 +1391,7 @@ static void generate_initial_areas(
}
#if 0
// If the xy distance overrides the z distance, some support needs to be inserted further down.
//=> Analyze which support points do not fit on this layer and check if they will fit a few layers down (while adding them an infinite amount of layers down would technically be closer the the setting description, it would not produce reasonable results. )
//=> Analyze which support points do not fit on this layer and check if they will fit a few layers down (while adding them an infinite amount of layers down would technically be closer the setting description, it would not produce reasonable results. )
if (! min_xy_dist) {
LineInformations overhang_lines;
{