# Description
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Happy Hare now writes mmu lane data to the moonraker db similar to AFC,
so we can normalize to the one implementation. For now, i've just
re-ordered it so that the moonraker db is checked first. I want this
because I've actually updated the happy hare data to include more data
than we had access to via the "mmu" object. For happy hare we now have
access to vendor name, which we can eventually use to further fine tune
the auto-matched filament preset.
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# Description
Qidi printers run Klipper and we don't want arc fitting enabled for
these.
This is wrongly enabled in QidiStudio as well, likely where these
profiles originated.
With certain irrational beam interlocking parameters, it will take a few
minutes to complete the interlocking generation; even worse:
cancellation doesn't work once it started.
This PR fix that by adding cancellation check inside some of the most
time consuming loops so it can be stopped ASAP.
Also cherry picked a sanity check from
https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/pull/9925 by @mpaperno. Thanks!
The following test project (which was modified from the upper PR by
@mpaperno) took me more than 90s to complete with 0.1mm beam width:
[Interloack-Test2.orca.3mf.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/25975637/Interloack-Test2.orca.3mf.txt)
# Description
I was just building the project and checked out the CMakeLists to see if
there are some optional features I can disable to speed up compilation
and tripped on this chinese comment.
This just translates the comment to English for consistency
Previously, wipe tower behavior was determined by checking if the printer
was a QIDI vendor. This introduces a configurable enum (Type 1 / Type 2)
so any printer can select its wipe tower implementation. BBL printers
remain hardcoded to Type 1. Qidi profiles default to Type 1.
# Description
The wipe tower config position (wipe_tower_x/y) could be outside the plate boundary (e.g. default y=250 on a 200mm printer). No constraint was applied at slice time, so the tower was generated out-of-bounds.
issue reported in #12731
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The wipe tower config position (wipe_tower_x/y) could be outside the
plate boundary (e.g. default y=250 on a 200mm printer). No constraint
was applied at slice time, so the tower was generated out-of-bounds.
Happy Hare now writes mmu lane data to the moonraker db similar to AFC, so we can normalize to the one implementation. For now, i've just re-ordered it so that the moonraker db is checked first. I want this because I've actually updated the happy hare data to include more data than we had access to via the "mmu" object. For happy hare we now have access to vendor name, which we can eventually use to further fine tune the auto-matched filament preset.
std::map::at() throws std::out_of_range when option.category or
"Basic information" is not present in the tab's category_icon_map,
crashing the app. Replace with a safe find()-based helper lambda
that falls back to an empty string (no icon) when the key is missing.
Add a guard that skips creating fill params for top surfaces when the configured density is less than or equal to zero. This avoids generating surface fills for zero/negative densities and prevents unnecessary processing or potential errors when top surface density is disabled.
In CLI mode, PartPlateList is constructed with a NULL plater pointer
(OrcaSlicer.cpp:3612). When set_shapes() calls PartPlate::set_shape(),
it unconditionally executes render data preparation code that
dereferences the null plater through calls like generate_print_polygon()
→ wxGetApp().plater(), causing a segmentation fault (exit code 139).
This adds a null check on m_plater in PartPlate::set_shape() to skip
the render-only code block that generates logo triangles, print/exclude
polygons, gridlines, icon vertices, and plate name textures.
These rendering operations are not needed in CLI mode and this change
has no impact on GUI mode where m_plater is always valid.
* Fix GIT_COMMIT_HASH not set in Flatpak builds
The env var check was gated inside the .git directory check, so
Flatpak builds (which exclude .git from the sandbox) always fell
back to "0000000". Lift the env var check to top level and inject
the commit hash into the Flatpak manifest via build-options.env.
* Switch Flatpak build to Clang/LLD via LLVM 21 SDK extension
- Add org.freedesktop.Sdk.Extension.llvm21
- Bump runtime to GNOME 49 (SDK 25.08) for llvm21 availability
* fix build errors and improving build speed for flatpak
* fxi more build errors
* Update error messages for GNOME Platform and SDK versions
The env var check was gated inside the .git directory check, so
Flatpak builds (which exclude .git from the sandbox) always fell
back to "0000000". Lift the env var check to top level and inject
the commit hash into the Flatpak manifest via build-options.env.
Fix hotkeys blocked in Prepare view when notification is shown
Restore SetFocus() in the GLCanvas3D mouse-entering handler so the
canvas reclaims wxWidget keyboard focus whenever the mouse enters it
(provided the main window is active). Without this, clicking a sidebar
control or a UI update triggered by slicing could leave the canvas
without focus, causing hotkeys like Tab to stop working until the user
clicked the canvas or dismissed the notification.
