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CPU: Intel 11th gen i9-11900H
Memory: 64 GB
GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 Ti
Printer
Bambu Lab P1P
How to reproduce
Load an STL file with an overhang
Add a support enforcer cube
Enable supports and set the type to tree(auto) or tree(manual)
Actual results
The tree supports seem to create an enclosed shell around the part wherever the support enforcer is. The entire support enforcer mesh seems to be filled with support interface layers, while everything below it is regular rectilinear support.
Tree support
Using normal support works as intended. So does using tree support with paint-on supports.
Normal support
Expected results
Tree supports should only be generated under the parts of the model intersecting with the support enforcer, like with normal supports.
Enforcers should also subtract the lower polygons to get overhang areas.
Jira: STUDIO-3692
Github: #2045
Change-Id: I70f4aaae13826efc624e9bc942d2d11e9b1df1a1
(cherry picked from commit fc3d9b24ac1eb14e259488c94fca3469f319b368)
Enforcers should also subtract the lower polygons to get overhang areas.
Jira: STUDIO-3692
Github: #2045
Change-Id: I70f4aaae13826efc624e9bc942d2d11e9b1df1a1
(cherry picked from commit fc3d9b24ac1eb14e259488c94fca3469f319b368)
Enforcers should also subtract the lower polygons to get overhang areas.
Jira: STUDIO-3692
Github: bambulab#2045
Change-Id: I70f4aaae13826efc624e9bc942d2d11e9b1df1a1
(cherry picked from commit fc3d9b24ac1eb14e259488c94fca3469f319b368)
Bambu Studio Version
1.6.2.4
Where is the application from?
Bambu Lab Official website
OS version
Windows 10
Additional system information
CPU: Intel 11th gen i9-11900H
Memory: 64 GB
GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 Ti
Printer
Bambu Lab P1P
How to reproduce
tree(auto)
ortree(manual)
Actual results
The tree supports seem to create an enclosed shell around the part wherever the support enforcer is. The entire support enforcer mesh seems to be filled with support interface layers, while everything below it is regular rectilinear support.
Tree support
Using normal support works as intended. So does using tree support with paint-on supports.
Normal support
Expected results
Tree supports should only be generated under the parts of the model intersecting with the support enforcer, like with normal supports.
Project file & Debug log uploads
Overhang.zip
debug_Thu_Jul_13_20_45_54_21548.log
Checklist of files to include
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