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Support larger printer (up to hundred meters) #5320
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SuperSlicer is referenced for some changes. Co-authored-by: Merill <merill@free.fr>
thanks for letting me building my next house with orca :) |
Amazing, great news and great work as always @SoftFever |
The PR should be fully functional now. |
Struggled to build this on Windows, assume I'm doing something wrong. Will this be part of Nightly Build? |
It's not part of the nightly build yet. |
maybe support belt printer next step? |
@SoftFever YES! Fantastic work man. Full 4-meter-long prints are now possible. I am putting a print on now, I will see how it gets and report back. |
Hey @madeintaiwan |
@SoftFever I did! Not the board yet because I've got to finish the buoy first. But four big prints later - Need to finish the data well and then it's going into the ocean...... TO MONITOR ORCAS..... |
Description
Orca Slicer currently only supports printer bed sizes smaller than 2147mm x 2147mm due to the limitations of the 32-bit data type.
This limitation also applies to the maximum number of platers you can create for a project.
The total width/length of all the plates cannot exceed this limit.
With this change, Orca can now support sizes as large as desired.
For convenience, the limit is currently set to 214m x 214m x 214m.
SuperSlicer is referenced for some changes.
closes #186
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