Merge pull request #21372 from Ultimaker/CURA-12955_update-evil-infills-tooltip

HellAholic · web-flow · commit 635d9fc1851e · 2026-02-05T08:59:10.000+01:00
CURA-12955 Add quality warning for self-intersecting infills
diff --git a/resources/definitions/fdmprinter.def.json b/resources/definitions/fdmprinter.def.json
@@ -2198,7 +2198,7 @@
                 "infill_pattern":
                 {
                     "label": "Infill Pattern",
-                    "description": "The pattern of the infill material of the print. The line and zig zag infill swap direction on alternate layers, reducing material cost. The grid, triangle, tri-hexagon, cubic, octet, quarter cubic, cross and concentric patterns are fully printed every layer. Gyroid, Honeycomb, Octagon, cubic, quarter cubic and octet infill change with every layer to provide a more equal distribution of strength over each direction. Lightning infill tries to minimize the infill, by only supporting the ceiling of the object.",
+                    "description": "<html>The pattern of the infill material of the print.<ul><li>The Line and Zig Zag infill swap direction on alternate layers, reducing material cost.</li><li>The Grid, Triangle, Tri-Hexagon, Cubic, Octet, Quarter Cubic, Cross, and Concentric patterns are fully printed every layer.</li><li>Gyroid, Honeycomb, Octagon, Cubic, Quarter Cubic, and Octet infill change with every layer to provide a more equal distribution of strength over each direction.</li><li>Lightning infill tries to minimize the infill, by only supporting the ceiling of the object.</li></ul>\u26a0 Grid, Triangles, and Cubic infill patterns contain intersecting lines, that may cause your nozzle to bump into printed lines, and your printer to vibrate. Use with caution.<br/></html>",
                     "type": "enum",
                     "options":
                     {
diff --git a/resources/qml/PrintSetupSelector/Recommended/RecommendedStrengthSelector.qml b/resources/qml/PrintSetupSelector/Recommended/RecommendedStrengthSelector.qml
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ RecommendedSettingSection
         {
             settingName: catalog.i18nc("@action:label", "Infill Pattern")
             tooltipText: catalog.i18nc("@label",
-            "The pattern of the infill material of the print:\n\nFor quick prints of non functional model choose line, zig zag or lightning infill.\n\nFor functional part not subjected to a lot of stress we recommend grid or triangle or tri hexagon.\n\nFor functional 3D prints which require high strength in multiple directions use cubic, cubic subdivision, quarter cubic, octet, and gyroid.")
+            "<html>The pattern of the infill material of the print:<ul><li>For quick prints of non-functional models, choose Line, Zig Zag or Lightning infill.</li><li>For functional parts not subjected to a lot of stress we recommend Grid, Triangle, or Tri-Hexagon.</li><li>For functional 3D prints requiring high strength in multiple directions use Honeycomb, Cubic, Cubic Subdivision, Quarter Cubic, Octet, Gyroid, and Octagon.</li></ul>⚠ Grid, Triangle, and Cubic infill patterns contain intersecting lines, that may cause your nozzle to bump into printed lines, and your printer to vibrate. Use with caution.<html>")
 
             settingControl: Cura.SingleSettingComboBox
             {

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`@@ -2198,7 +2198,7 @@`
`2198`	`2198`	`"infill_pattern":`
`2199`	`2199`	`{`
`2200`	`2200`	`"label": "Infill Pattern",`
`2201`		- "description": "The pattern of the infill material of the print. The line and zig zag infill swap direction on alternate layers, reducing material cost. The grid, triangle, tri-hexagon, cubic, octet, quarter cubic, cross and concentric patterns are fully printed every layer. Gyroid, Honeycomb, Octagon, cubic, quarter cubic and octet infill change with every layer to provide a more equal distribution of strength over each direction. Lightning infill tries to minimize the infill, by only supporting the ceiling of the object.",
	`2201`	+ "description": "<html>The pattern of the infill material of the print.<ul><li>The Line and Zig Zag infill swap direction on alternate layers, reducing material cost.</li><li>The Grid, Triangle, Tri-Hexagon, Cubic, Octet, Quarter Cubic, Cross, and Concentric patterns are fully printed every layer.</li><li>Gyroid, Honeycomb, Octagon, Cubic, Quarter Cubic, and Octet infill change with every layer to provide a more equal distribution of strength over each direction.</li><li>Lightning infill tries to minimize the infill, by only supporting the ceiling of the object.</li></ul>\u26a0 Grid, Triangles, and Cubic infill patterns contain intersecting lines, that may cause your nozzle to bump into printed lines, and your printer to vibrate. Use with caution.<br/></html>",
`2202`	`2202`	`"type": "enum",`
`2203`	`2203`	`"options":`
`2204`	`2204`	`{`
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`@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ RecommendedSettingSection`
`53`	`53`	`{`
`54`	`54`	`settingName: catalog.i18nc("@action:label", "Infill Pattern")`
`55`	`55`	`tooltipText: catalog.i18nc("@label",`
`56`		`- "The pattern of the infill material of the print:\n\nFor quick prints of non functional model choose line, zig zag or lightning infill.\n\nFor functional part not subjected to a lot of stress we recommend grid or triangle or tri hexagon.\n\nFor functional 3D prints which require high strength in multiple directions use cubic, cubic subdivision, quarter cubic, octet, and gyroid.")`
	`56`	+ "<html>The pattern of the infill material of the print:<ul><li>For quick prints of non-functional models, choose Line, Zig Zag or Lightning infill.</li><li>For functional parts not subjected to a lot of stress we recommend Grid, Triangle, or Tri-Hexagon.</li><li>For functional 3D prints requiring high strength in multiple directions use Honeycomb, Cubic, Cubic Subdivision, Quarter Cubic, Octet, Gyroid, and Octagon.</li></ul>⚠ Grid, Triangle, and Cubic infill patterns contain intersecting lines, that may cause your nozzle to bump into printed lines, and your printer to vibrate. Use with caution.<html>")
`57`	`57`
`58`	`58`	`settingControl: Cura.SingleSettingComboBox`
`59`	`59`	`{`