Slic3r::GUI::Emboss Namespace Reference

Classes
class	CreateFontStyleImagesJob
	Create texture with name of styles written by its style NOTE: Access to glyph cache is possible only from job. More...
class	CreateObjectJob
	Create new TextObject on the platter Should not be stopped. More...
struct	CreateSurfaceVolumeData
	Hold neccessary data to create(cut) volume from surface object in job. More...
class	CreateSurfaceVolumeJob
	Cut surface from object and create cutted volume Should not be stopped. More...
class	CreateVolumeJob
	Create new TextVolume on the surface of ModelObject Should not be stopped NOTE: EmbossDataBase::font_file doesn't have to be valid !!! More...
struct	DataBase
	Base data holder for embossing. More...
struct	DataCreateObject
	Hold neccessary data to create ModelObject in job Object is placed on bed under screen coor OR to center of scene when it is out of bed shape. More...
struct	DataCreateVolume
	Hold neccessary data to create ModelVolume in job Volume is created on the surface of existing volume in object. NOTE: EmbossDataBase::font_file doesn't have to be valid !!! More...
struct	DataUpdate
	Hold neccessary data to update embossed text object in job. More...
class	StyleManager
	Manage Emboss text styles Cache actual state of style. More...
struct	SurfaceVolumeData
class	UpdateJob
	Update text shape in existing text volume Predict that there is only one runnig(not canceled) instance of it. More...
struct	UpdateSurfaceVolumeData
	Hold neccessary data to update embossed text object in job. More...
class	UpdateSurfaceVolumeJob
	Update text volume to use surface from object. More...

Functions
SurfaceVolumeData::ModelSources	create_sources (const ModelVolumePtrs &volumes, std::optional< size_t > text_volume_id={})
	Copied triangles from object to be able create mesh for cut surface from.
SurfaceVolumeData::ModelSources	create_volume_sources (const ModelVolume *text_volume)
	Copied triangles from object to be able create mesh for cut surface from.

Function Documentation

create_sources()

SurfaceVolumeData::ModelSources Slic3r::GUI::Emboss::create_sources	(	const ModelVolumePtrs &	volumes,
		std::optional< size_t >	text_volume_id = {}
	)

Copied triangles from object to be able create mesh for cut surface from.

Parameters

volumes	Source object volumes for cut surface from
text_volume_id	Source volume id

Returns

Source data for cut surface from

{
    SurfaceVolumeData::ModelSources result;
    result.reserve(volumes.size() - 1);
    for (const ModelVolume *v : volumes) {
        if (text_volume_id.has_value() && v->id().id == *text_volume_id) continue;
        // skip modifiers and negative volumes, ...
        if (!v->is_model_part()) continue;
        const TriangleMesh &tm = v->mesh();
        if (tm.empty()) continue;
        if (tm.its.empty()) continue;
        result.push_back({v->get_mesh_shared_ptr(), v->get_matrix()});
    }
    return result;
}

References indexed_triangle_set::empty(), Slic3r::TriangleMesh::empty(), and Slic3r::TriangleMesh::its.

Referenced by create_volume_sources(), and priv::start_create_volume_job().

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create_volume_sources()

SurfaceVolumeData::ModelSources Slic3r::GUI::Emboss::create_volume_sources

(

const ModelVolume *

text_volume

)

Copied triangles from object to be able create mesh for cut surface from.

Parameters

text_volume

Define text in object

Returns

Source data for cut surface from

{
    if (text_volume == nullptr) return {};
    if (!text_volume->text_configuration.has_value()) return {};
    const ModelVolumePtrs &volumes = text_volume->get_object()->volumes;
    // no other volume in object
    if (volumes.size() <= 1) return {};
    return create_sources(volumes, text_volume->id().id);
}

References create_sources(), Slic3r::ModelVolume::get_object(), Slic3r::ObjectID::id, Slic3r::ObjectBase::id(), Slic3r::ModelVolume::text_configuration, and Slic3r::ModelObject::volumes.

Referenced by Slic3r::GUI::GLGizmoEmboss::process().

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