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Slicing package for FDM 3D Printing with COMPAS.

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* Output nested printpoints * Added reverse_open_paths argument to seams_align to control if the direction of open paths should be reversed or not. Defaults to False. * Added reverse_open_paths argument...

Add the envisioned compas slicer workflow to the documentation - Export STL/OBJ from your favorite software - Run the Python slicing file (outside of Rhino) - Json files with slicing...

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the following import statement: ```python from compas_slicer.post_processing import generate_brim ``` seems to rely on matplotlib **Expected behavior** matplotlib is tricky / impossible to install to on `IronPython` hence this dependency...

It seems like 'unify paths orientation' is not always giving the intended behaviour. I found this out by investigating the behaviour of `close_paths(self)` in the Base Slicer. I thought it...

bug

Here is the python function: https://libigl.github.io/libigl-python-bindings/igl_docs/#isolines

Depends on #143 Update the gh visualization component of the printpoints to reflect the changes from #143 Also, add sliders that enable easier navigation through PrintPoints: one slider that goes...

Each PrintPoint should know in addition to the current stuff also the following information: - Index of layer it is coming from - Index of path it is coming from...

Some links on the compas slicer pages still have outdated urls such as: - Github link the top right corner - This page https://compas.dev/compas_slicer/citing.html Needs to be changed

There seems to be something wrong with generating a brim and sorting into vertical layers. I just discovered this when making some screenshots for the presentation so I did not...

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A safety printpoint should be added if there are multiple Vertical Layers on the same height, however if there is only one VerticalLayer (so one branch) it is not necessary...

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