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When using "Add Part...-> Load" on an object scaled in slicer the default behavior is to translate the imported stl part to the position, scale and orientation of the parent object it is added to. Which is great. If there is an update to an attached part, the stl can be overwritten and "Reload(ed) from disk", the update swaps in seamlessly.
the Problem:
If the 3mf file is closed and reopened (both by closing/re-launching slic3r AND by opening a different 3mf file and then re-opening the original file) any Added Part that is "Reload(ed) from disk" looses its alignment. The x, y , scale, and orientation are maintained, but the 'z' alignment is lost and the reloaded stl appears floating above the object it is attached to.
Is this a new feature request?
Nope
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Version
2.3.0-rc1
Operating system type + version
Windows 10 x64
3D printer brand / version
MK3S+MMU2s
Behavior
When using "Add Part...-> Load" on an object scaled in slicer the default behavior is to translate the imported stl part to the position, scale and orientation of the parent object it is added to. Which is great. If there is an update to an attached part, the stl can be overwritten and "Reload(ed) from disk", the update swaps in seamlessly.
If the 3mf file is closed and reopened (both by closing/re-launching slic3r AND by opening a different 3mf file and then re-opening the original file) any Added Part that is "Reload(ed) from disk" looses its alignment. The x, y , scale, and orientation are maintained, but the 'z' alignment is lost and the reloaded stl appears floating above the object it is attached to.
Is this a new feature request?
Nope
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: