Simply import the project file. You will see negative volumes with different dimensions.
EDIT:
Hmm, looks like it has something to do with the scale factor. 100% scale factor is ok (z axis). From 100% to 8% it is a reduction by factor 12.5. From 8% to 0.64% it is also a reduction by factor 12.5. That happens wrongly at 3 of the negative volumes in the direction of x and y. Perhaps this is a hint where to find the buggy code.
What happened?
At first thank you very much for your great work - even integrating the possibility to import OrcaSlicer project files.
I know the module is buggy, you already wrote on discord.
I only wanted to give you an example of what is not working right now.
The model has 4 negative volumes from the same size. Only one has the correct dimensions. The remaining 3 has wrong dimensions.
Correct:
Dimension of the negative volumes
![image](https://github.com/supermerill/SuperSlicer/assets/60656814/f09763af-6115-408a-9bda-9d49be95ce5a)
Wrong:
Wrong dimensions of 3 negative volumes
![image](https://github.com/supermerill/SuperSlicer/assets/60656814/9a88051a-3cdb-483b-b9e5-c773f6568256)
Used SC build: https://github.com/supermerill/SuperSlicer/actions/runs/7680530505
Project file & How to reproduce
orca-sc-import-test.zip
Simply import the project file. You will see negative volumes with different dimensions.
EDIT: Hmm, looks like it has something to do with the scale factor. 100% scale factor is ok (z axis). From 100% to 8% it is a reduction by factor 12.5. From 8% to 0.64% it is also a reduction by factor 12.5. That happens wrongly at 3 of the negative volumes in the direction of x and y. Perhaps this is a hint where to find the buggy code.
Version
latest nightly build from January 27th
Operating system
win 11
Printer model
Voron 2.4