This was basically a side effect from CURA-10314. For this feature we were looking at the layer(s) above. The idea is that the overhang needs to exist for multiple layers before support is generated. When looking above the overhang angle is limited by the area of the above layer shrunken by tan(overhang_angle) * delta_z. As this shrinking behavior is achieved using a negative offset narrow walls would completely be removed.
In order to keep in line with the spirit of the contributions from CURA-10314 we instead look to the layer(s) below rather then above. When looking below a positive offset need to be taken in order to achieve a similar result. With a positive offset these narrow features can never be removed.
This was basically a side effect from CURA-10314. For this feature we were looking at the layer(s) above. The idea is that the overhang needs to exist for multiple layers before support is generated. When looking above the overhang angle is limited by the area of the above layer shrunken by
tan(overhang_angle) * delta_z
. As this shrinking behavior is achieved using a negative offset narrow walls would completely be removed.In order to keep in line with the spirit of the contributions from CURA-10314 we instead look to the layer(s) below rather then above. When looking below a positive offset need to be taken in order to achieve a similar result. With a positive offset these narrow features can never be removed.
@rijkvanmanen FYI
CURA-10336