Marius Kintel

@jarek-dudek @gkf Could you follow up on this?

nginx makes sense for server deployment. I was also testing https://mitmproxy.org as a light-weight reverse proxy for testing. ..but for embedding into a C++/Qt desktop app, I think adding SSL...

When doing this, also fix GUI to have a better way of selecting export options?

I'm not sure what makes most sense, but one of those sounds good. Perhaps with some smart keyboard shortcut.

Slic3r can read OBJ files. There is even a branch in Slic3r which can read and slice multicolour OBJ files. Not sure if/when that branch has been merged to master...

@donbright If you have something pretty solid ready for merging, we could move this back to the 2014.Q1 release.

@donbright As part of #350, I'm slightly reorganizing the export code. Not too radical yet, mostly just splitting each file format into a separate file. Did you make any progress...

Looks like the OBJ export code is in the [527olive branch](https://github.com/openscad/openscad/commits/527olive): It uses the CGAL function print_polyhedron_wavefront() which takes a Polyhedron_3 object as parameter. This will have the same issue...

@donbright Yes, as part of #350, I refactored a bunch of stuff. It still needs improvement (especially OFF and AMF). OBJ export will likely benefit immensely from such improvements.

@donbright Note: OBJ importers may not support concave polygons. I know that at least Slic3r has this limitation.