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Update the text of support a bit, so it is a bit clearer. But this could really use some photos.

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daid303 2012-10-04 09:10:20 +02:00
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Cura/gui/mainWindow.py
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@ -152,8 +152,8 @@ class mainWindow(configBase.configWindowBase):
c = configBase.SettingRow(right, "Bed temperature", 'print_bed_temperature', '0', 'Temperature used for the heated printer bed. Set at 0 to pre-heat yourself')
validators.validFloat(c, 0.0, 340.0)
configBase.TitleRow(right, "Support")
c = configBase.SettingRow(right, "Support type", 'support', ['None', 'Exterior Only', 'Everywhere', 'Empty Layers Only'], 'Type of support structure build.\n"Exterior only" is the most commonly used support setting.\n\nNone does not do any support.\nExterior only only creates support on the outside.\nEverywhere creates support even on the insides of the model.\nOnly on empty layers is for stacked objects.')
configBase.TitleRow(right, "Support structure")
c = configBase.SettingRow(right, "Support type", 'support', ['None', 'Exterior Only', 'Everywhere'], 'Type of support structure build.\n"Exterior only" is the most commonly used support setting.\n\nNone does not do any support.\nExterior only only creates support where the support structure will touch the build platform.\nEverywhere creates support even on the insides of the model.')
c = configBase.SettingRow(right, "Add raft", 'enable_raft', False, 'A raft is a few layers of lines below the bottom of the object. It prevents warping. Full raft settings can be found in the expert settings.\nFor PLA this is usually not required. But if you print with ABS it is almost required.')
if extruderCount > 1:
c = configBase.SettingRow(right, "Support dual extrusion", 'support_dual_extrusion', False, 'Print the support material with the 2nd extruder in a dual extrusion setup. The primary extruder will be used for normal material, while the second extruder is used to print support material.')