* (Change) Island detection system:
* **Before**: A island is consider safe by just have a static amount of pixels, this mean it's possible to have a mass with 100000px supported by only 10px (If safe pixels are configured to this value), so there's no relation with island size and it supporting size. This leads to a big problem and not detecting some potential/unsafe islands.
* **Now:** Instead of a static number of safe pixels, now there's a multiplier value, which will multiply the island total pixels per the multiplier, the supporting pixels count must be higher than the result of the multiplication.
* **Formula:** Supporting pixels >= Island pixels * multiplier
* **Example:** Multiplier of 0.25, an island with 1000px * 0.25 = 250px, so this island will not be considered if below exists at least 250px to support it, otherwise will be flagged as an island.
* **Notes:** This is a much more fair system but still not optimal, bridges and big planes with micro supports can trigger false islands. While this is a improvement over old system it's not perfect and you probably will have islands which you must ignore. Renember that you not have to clear out the issue list! Simply step over and ignore the issues you think are false-positives.
* (Add) Tool - Calculator: Convert millimeters to pixels
* (Add) Tool - Calculator: Find the optimal "Ligth-Off Delay"
* (Add) Internal abstraction of display size to all file formats
* (Add) Default demo file that loads on startup when no file is specified (this can be disable/enabled on settings)
* (Add) Tool - Modify print parameters: Value unit to confirmation text
* (Change) Tool - Modify print parameters: Maximum allowed exposure times from 255s to 1000s (#69)
* (Change) On operations, instead of partial backup a whole backup is made, this allow cancel operations which changes layer count and other structure changes
* (Improvement) PrusaSlicer profile manager: Files are now checked against checksum instead write time to prevent trigger an false update when using MSI installer
* (Fix) Tool - Layer Import: Allow cancel operation
* (Fix) Tool - Layer Import: When importing layers that increase the total layer count of the file program stays forever on progress
* (Fix) Tool - Layer Clone: Layer information was the same as heights, fixed to show the result of operation in layers
* (Fix) Tool - Pattern: Unable to use an anchor
* (Add) Issue: Overhangs - Detects potential overhangs on layers (#64)
* (Add) PrusaSlicer Printer: Phrozen Sonic Mini 4K
* (Improvement) CWS: Allow read files with "slice*" filenames as content (#67)
* (Improvement) Allow convert chitubox files to CWS Bene4 Mono printer, must configure a printer containing "Bene4 Mono" name on Chitubox (#67)
* (Improvement) Edit print parameters: Show changes on confirm dialog
* (Improvement) Edit print parameters: Dedicated reset button hides when value is unchanged
* (Improvement) More detailed descriptions on error messages
* (Fix) Some islands wont remove from list when many selected and click remove
* (Fix) Extract: Use trail zeros to layer filenames
* (Fix) MSI installer not creating shortcuts (#66)
* (Improvement) When unable to convert a format from SL1 to other, advice users to check used printer on PrusaSlicer
* (Improvement) Information on "Install profiles on PrusaSlicer" (#60)
* (Fix) LGS: Change resolution tool was defining wrong Y
* (Add) Layer status bar: Button with ROI - Click to zoom in region
* (Add) Setting: Allow the layer overlay tooltips for select issues, ROI, and edit pixel mode to be hidden.
* (Change) Layer status bar: Bounds text to button - Click to zoom in region
* (Change) Layer status bar: Pixel picker text to button - Click to center in point
* (Change) Layer status bar: Resolution text to button - Click to zoom to fit
* (Change) Customized cursor for Pixel Edit mode (#51)
* (Fix) Misc. text cleanup (#52)
*(Add)- Support for color cursors via CursorResourceLoader
The built-in Cursor class has a limitation that prevents it from
supporting color or greyscale cursors. Loading anything other than a 2-bit
cursor will result in an all-black cursor. Added a CursorResourceLoader
class to work around this issue.
*(Add) Utilized CursorResourceLoader to load a custom 'pencil' cursor for the
pixel edit mode.
*(Add) Option to the settings dialog to allow the preview layer
tooltips for select, ROI, and edit pixel mode to be hidden.
* (Add) Tools can now run inside a ROI (#49)
* (Add) Layer preview: Hold-Shift + Left-drag to select an ROI (Region of interest) on image, that region will be used instead of whole image when running some tools
* (Add) Layer preview: Hold-Shift + Hold-Alt + Left-drag to select and auto adjust the ROI to the contained objects, that region will be used instead of whole image when running some tools
* (Add) Layer preview: Hold-Shift + Right-click on a object to select its bounding area, that region will be used instead of whole image when running some tools
* (Add) Layer preview: ESC key to clear ROI
* (Add) Layer preview: Overlay text with hints for current action
* (Add) Tool - Move: Now possible to do a copy move instead of a cut move
* (Add) Arrow wait cursor to progress loadings
* (Change) Layer preview: Hold-Shift key to select issues and pick pixel position/brightness changed to Hold-Control key
* (Change) Layer preview: Shift+click combination to zoom-in changed to Alt+click
* (Fix) CTB v3: Bad file when re-encoding
The same confirmation dialog in the pixel edit mode is used for both
applying operations, and exiting pixel edit mode.
As a result, the text promt feels a little out of context for the apply
case, and this also results in pixel history getting cleard if you
choose "No" on this dialog. This makes sense if you are exiging pixel
edit mode, but not if you just hit apply and changed your mind.
Added a seperate dialog for the Apply case that only has the options
"Yes/No". Yes applies the changes, No behaves like Cancel.
Also added a new setting in the settings dialog so that pixel editor
can be configured to exit after each apply operation. I found I was
applying operations and then going off and doing other things without
realizing I was still in pixel edit mode, so thought this would be
a good option to have.
After removal of the "Zoom out Large Issues" option in the settings
checkbox, I was just glancing at the settings and thought the
Zoom group would look bettter with the dropdowns for
Zoom In and Zoom Out at the top, and the checkbox
option to enable zoom on single click at the bottom.
Very minor adjustment, so take it or leave it, either way is fine,
but I went ahead and changed it to see how it looked, liked it,
so figured I'd submit.
Detailed Descripton and warning text has been moved from main dialog into tooltips. It's
usefull information for new users, but not needed each time repair is run.
Less frequently used settings for gap and noise removal
itterations have been moved to and advanced settings group that
is hidden by default, and can be enabled if changes in those settings is
desired. For many users, those advanced settings can be left on default
and never adjusted.
Tiago Conceição
Bryce Yancey