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feat(prepare): per-plate regrid, prime-tower placement, kept support intent - #110
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…intent Three bounded corrections to a prepared copy, in both modes: 1. Per-plate re-grid. A multi-plate project's build items sit on the SOURCE printer's plate grid; Snapmaker Orca rebuilds plate membership from geometry, so items outside the U1's cell are "Outside" and the plate will not slice. When the source stride differs, each plate's items are translated by (U1 cell origin - source cell origin) using Orca's rule (stride = int(bed) * 1.2, cols = compute_colum_count, origin = (col * sx, -row * sy)), then the plate's own minimal fit. Only when every build item's footprint is inside the cell its own plate record names; otherwise nothing moves and the condition is reported. Translation tokens only: rotation, scale and Z verbatim; instances addressed per build item. 2. Prime tower. Per plate, the tower rectangle (get_at fallback, width, brim) must be inside the U1 printable area and clear of every printing footprint (role-aware); a valid position is untouched, otherwise the first free candidate in a fixed order, else reported. 3. Support intent. Recommended keeps and declares enable_support / support_type / support_filament / support_interface_filament when the source marks where it needs support (painted supports, enforcer volumes, per-object enable_support); otherwise the starter reset stays. The audit says what happened (translation only) and makes no one-plate "outside" claim about a multi-plate copy. Verified: backend pytest 3344 passed / 49 skipped; desktop tsc, vitest (826 passed) and build clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…trix evidence - Prime towers are never moved or called safe: their depth is decided by Snapmaker Orca when it plans tool changes, so the file proves only outside (corner or known width leaves the plate) or on an object (corner inside a footprint), else unknown. Known extent, an estimate rectangle and its clearances are reported per plate. A project already authored on this U1 plate keeps its tower in every mode. - Support intent follows an explicit precedence: explicit disable (enable_support 0 in the project or on an object) > positive intent (painted enforcers, enforcer volumes, per-object enable 1) > starter reset (no data, or blocker-only data) > creator values. Mode chooser copy, CHANGELOG and ARCHITECTURE say so. - Tests cover enforcers only, blockers only, enforcers + disable, painted with global 0/1, no data, Preserve unchanged, already-U1 placement identity, paint/helper/object-file preservation. Verified: backend pytest 3358 passed / 49 skipped; desktop tsc, vitest (826 passed) and build clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ross-check; consistent release notes - Recommended no longer replaces a project's own wipe_tower_x/y with the starter constants (profile.apply_swap leaves them), and declares them so Orca does not reset them on import. Studio never moves a tower, in either mode. - regrid cross-check now requires each item's whole footprint inside its recorded cell, not just its centre; a straddling item leaves everything unmoved. - prime_tower: a blank/none/nil enable flag no longer counts as "stated on". - Doctor READY line with an outside tower no longer says "and slice"; verdict stays a profile-compatibility verdict (setup readiness remains the printer check's job). - api.ts: drop the unused prime_tower.outside.width. - CHANGELOG: all #109/#110 entries in [Unreleased] (none appended to the dated [1.5.1]); remove the "does not rearrange" / "does not keep supports" contradictions. Tests: backend 3702 passed / 49 skipped; desktop tsc 0, vitest 79 files / 902 passed, vite build 0; guide 50/50. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tention stated as unverified; multi-plate READY line no longer says slice - CHANGELOG: [1.5.1] keeps only what release/v1.5.1 shipped and carries no date until the release is assembled; the 11 entries from the #108 merge and the #109/#110 entries sit under [Unreleased]. Code for all of them is present in this candidate. - ARCHITECTURE: declaring the project's tower coordinates is the file-level behaviour; retention after Orca import is not verified. - doctor: the multi-plate READY line says "review it before slicing" instead of "and slice", matching the placement note it carries. Wording only; verdict unchanged. Verified: backend pytest 3702 passed, 49 skipped; guide check 50/50. No engine change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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backend/snapstudio_core/plate_placement.py: 1
737-773: LGTM!backend/tests/test_regrid.py: 1
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Verification ran but could not confirm this finding. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.Correct the stale statements that a tower is moved.
The module docstring says Studio corrects the layout by "moving a tower". The
correctdocstring says it will "place the prime tower". The code and the later docstring text state that towers are only assessed and never moved. Update both statements. The same stale wording exists in comments inrepair.py("one tower position per plate") andconvert.py("keys the layout correction moved").Also applies to: 80-80
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Review comments at @backend/snapstudio_core/plate_placement.py:
- Around line 740-755: Update _ITEM_TAG_RE, used by rewrite_items_by_index, to
match item tags with an optional XML namespace prefix so its enumeration stays
aligned with geometry.build_items. Preserve matching for unprefixed item tags.
Review comments at @backend/snapstudio_core/regrid.py:
- Line 171: Update the regridding report assembly so `report["unresolved"]` is
extended with `unresolved` only for multi-plate projects, using the existing
`multi` condition. Keep single-plate projects free of unresolved-layout
warnings.
- Around line 175-176: Update the flow after _apply_offsets so report["plates"]
is populated only when report["status"] is "regridded"; otherwise set cells_ok
to False so _assess_towers does not treat the rejected rewrite as established.
- Around line 189-194: Update the matching-polygon restoration block to add each
restored wipe_tower_x or wipe_tower_y key to report["setting_changes"] using the
existing change-record format, while preserving tower_kept_from_source. Extend
test_an_already_u1_multi_plate_project_comes_out_placement_identical to assert
that both restored keys are declared.
Review comments at @backend/tests/regrid_fixtures.py:
- Line 126: Update the triangle substitutions in the fixture-generation code so
each replacement preserves the full matched `<triangle .../>` element and
inserts `paint_supports` before its closing marker. If `paint` and
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| def rewrite_items_by_index(raw: bytes, offsets: dict) -> tuple[bytes, int]: | ||
| """Translate build items by ordinal: ``offsets`` maps an item's index among the root model's ``<item>`` | ||
| elements to ``(dx, dy)`` in the root model's own unit. | ||
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| Like ``_rewrite_items`` it is byte-surgical (only the translation tokens of the matched tags change, every | ||
| other token is copied verbatim), but it addresses an INSTANCE, not an object id, so two uses of one object | ||
| on different plates move independently. Commented-out tags are not items and are skipped.""" | ||
| text = raw.decode("utf-8", "strict") | ||
| spans = [(m.start(), m.end()) for m in _COMMENT_RE.finditer(text)] | ||
| out, last, ordinal, moved = [], 0, 0, 0 | ||
| for match in _ITEM_TAG_RE.finditer(text): | ||
| if any(start <= match.start() < end for start, end in spans): | ||
| continue | ||
| index, ordinal = ordinal, ordinal + 1 | ||
| offset = offsets.get(index) | ||
| if offset is None: |
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Keep XML item enumeration consistent with geometry.build_items.
A reachable valid multi-plate model can contain a prefixed core item with printable geometry followed by an unprefixed item whose object has no points. measure_items skips the later item, so _plan_regrid creates only the earlier item’s offset. rewrite_items_by_index then treats the later unprefixed tag as ordinal 0, applies the earlier offset to it, and returns moved == len(offsets). _apply_offsets accepts the rewrite.
The printable item remains at its source-grid position, which can leave its geometry on the wrong target plate cell. Match prefixed core item tags at the enumeration boundary:
Suggested fix
-_ITEM_TAG_RE = re.compile(r"<item\b[^>]*/?>")
+_ITEM_TAG_RE = re.compile(r"<(?:[A-Za-z_][\w.-]*:)?item\b[^>]*/?>")When both items are measured and planned, the existing moved-count guard correctly rejects the mismatch because fewer tags are rewritten than offsets exist. It also rejects cases where the offset keys do not match the writer’s ordinals.
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Review comment at @backend/snapstudio_core/plate_placement.py around lines 740 -
755:
Update _ITEM_TAG_RE, used by rewrite_items_by_index, to match item tags with an
optional XML namespace prefix so its enumeration stays aligned with
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| report["cols"] = cols | ||
| else: | ||
| report["status"] = "not_multi_plate" | ||
| report["unresolved"].extend(unresolved) |
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Report unresolved layout reasons only for multi-plate projects.
Line 171 adds unresolved to the report for single-plate projects. That list includes unreadable-item reasons (line 111) and "source or the U1 printable area is not a rectangle" (line 127). _disclose then writes "Plate positions were left as the source had them: ...". _settings_summary copies that line into warnings. A single-plate project never has its positions moved, so this warning is misleading. It also conflicts with the stated goal that single-plate projects are unchanged.
Proposed fix
--- "a/backend/snapstudio_core/regrid.py"
+++ "b/backend/snapstudio_core/regrid.py"
@@ -168,7 +168,8 @@
report["cols"] = cols
else:
report["status"] = "not_multi_plate"
- report["unresolved"].extend(unresolved)
+ if multi:
+ report["unresolved"].extend(unresolved)
# --- apply the item translations (translation only, per build item) ---------------------------
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| report["unresolved"].extend(unresolved) | |
| if multi: | |
| report["unresolved"].extend(unresolved) |
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Review comment at @backend/snapstudio_core/regrid.py at line 171:
Update the regridding report assembly so `report["unresolved"]` is extended with
`unresolved` only for multi-plate projects, using the existing `multi`
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| _apply_offsets(tm, offsets, report) | ||
| report["plates"] = [plate_report[i] for i in sorted(plate_report)] |
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Skip the plate report and keep the tower footprints correct when the rewrite is rejected.
_apply_offsets can set status to "unresolved" and clear offsets when the reader and writer disagree. Line 176 still runs. report["plates"] then lists moves that were never written. cells_ok also stays True. _assess_towers then subtracts the target-grid origin from items that are still on the source grid. A tower can get a wrong overlap_proven or unknown result.
Populate plates only when the rewrite succeeded. Otherwise mark the layout as not established.
Proposed fix
--- "a/backend/snapstudio_core/regrid.py"
+++ "b/backend/snapstudio_core/regrid.py"
@@ -172,8 +172,11 @@
# --- apply the item translations (translation only, per build item) ---------------------------
if offsets and report["status"] == "regridded":
- _apply_offsets(tm, offsets, report)
- report["plates"] = [plate_report[i] for i in sorted(plate_report)]
+ _apply_offsets(tm, offsets, report)
+ if report["status"] != "regridded":
+ cells_ok = False
+ else:
+ report["plates"] = [plate_report[i] for i in sorted(plate_report)]
for index in list(offsets):
item = by_index.get(index)
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| _apply_offsets(tm, offsets, report) | |
| report["plates"] = [plate_report[i] for i in sorted(plate_report)] | |
| _apply_offsets(tm, offsets, report) | |
| if report["status"] != "regridded": | |
| cells_ok = False | |
| else: | |
| report["plates"] = [plate_report[i] for i in sorted(plate_report)] |
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Update the flow after _apply_offsets so report["plates"] is populated only when
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| src_polygon, dst_polygon = placement.polygon_of(source_cfg), placement.polygon_of(work) | ||
| if src_polygon and dst_polygon and sorted(src_polygon) == sorted(dst_polygon): | ||
| for key in ("wipe_tower_x", "wipe_tower_y"): | ||
| if key in source_cfg and work.get(key) != source_cfg[key]: | ||
| work[key] = copy.deepcopy(source_cfg[key]) | ||
| report.setdefault("tower_kept_from_source", []).append(key) |
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Declare restored tower coordinates.
When the source and destination polygons match, regrid.py restores wipe_tower_x and wipe_tower_y but records them only in tower_kept_from_source. It does not add them to setting_changes.
repair.py passes only keys from placement_corrections and other change records to preset_deviation.declare. Therefore, the restored tower keys are not declared. Since Recommended mode clears different_settings_to_system, Orca can replace the restored coordinates with the named preset values.
Record each restored tower key in report["setting_changes"] using the existing change-record format. Extend test_an_already_u1_multi_plate_project_comes_out_placement_identical to assert that both keys are declared.
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| for flag, state in (("paint", "4"), ("paint_blocker", "8")): | ||
| if flag in wanted: | ||
| part = entries[OBJECT_PART].decode("utf-8") | ||
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Fix the re.sub replacement. It deletes a triangle instead of adding the attribute.
The replacement string has no group references. It replaces the whole matched <triangle .../> element with the text paint_supports="4". The mesh loses one triangle and gets stray text in <triangles>. The assert "paint_supports" in part check still passes. The "Orca-authored base" claim in the module docstring is therefore false for the painted fixtures. The preservation tests also compare the mesh with itself, so they cannot detect this.
Keep the original element and insert the attribute. If paint and paint_blocker are ever combined, the second substitution must target a different triangle. Otherwise the same triangle gets a duplicate paint_supports attribute.
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- part = re.sub(r'(<triangle [^>]*?)(/>)', rf' paint_supports="{state}"', part, count=1)
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Update the triangle substitutions in the fixture-generation code so each
replacement preserves the full matched `<triangle .../>` element and inserts
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Stacked on #104 (base
fix/91-placed-bounds, itself on #102 and #97). Retarget tomainas those merge.Three bounded corrections to a prepared copy. Root causes and the Orca measurements are in the C11 creator-pair investigation (D1, D5 and the supports finding).
1. Per-plate re-grid (both modes)
A multi-plate project from a larger-bed printer carries its build items on that printer's plate grid. Orca rebuilds plate membership from geometry, so items outside the U1's cell for their plate are listed Outside and the plate will not slice.
PartPlate): stride =int(bed width/depth) * 1.2,cols = compute_colum_count(plates), origin =(col * sx, -row * sy).(U1 cell origin - source cell origin), then the plate's own minimal fit into the U1 plate. Translation only: rotation, scale and Z tokens are copied verbatim, instances are addressed per build item, no mesh, paint or part transform is touched.placement_changes,layout): "Repositioned plate N objects to the U1 plate layout ...".2. Prime tower: assessed, never moved, never called safe
The depth of a prime tower is decided by Snapmaker Orca when it plans the tool changes (purge volumes, ribs, brim, clearance); it is not in the project. From the file Studio knows the corner, the width and the brim. That is enough to prove a tower is outside the printable area (its corner, or its known width plus brim, leaves the plate) or on an object (its corner is inside a printing footprint), and never enough to say it is inside or clear. So each plate's tower is reported as
outside_proven,overlap_provenorunknown, with the known X extent, the known minimum Y, and (marked as an estimate, a square of the width) its rectangle and clearances to the plate edges and objects.wipe_tower_x/yare not written by Studio.TOWER-GEOMETRY.md) and is deliberately not done on a width-only argument.3. Recommended supports: precedence
The starter reset of the support policy is intentional and stays. The exception follows an explicit precedence (code:
support_intent.py; docs: ARCHITECTURE, CHANGELOG, mode chooser copy):enable_support0 in the project's settings or on any objectsupport_enforcervolumes,enable_support1 on an objectenable_support,support_type,support_filament,support_interface_filamentkept as the creator set them and declaredsupport_blockervolumes, blocker paint)Evidence (four separate columns; outputs in
C:\Users\kunal\claude-workspace-audit\u1-workflow-benchmark-20261010\outputs-regrid).modelparts byte-identical, paint attribute counts, part records, component counts, plate records, tower keys.results.json).outside_proven, plate 2unknown); Recommended starter constant (overlap_proven)bottom_shell_layers,brim_type); analysed: 6/6 and 2/2skeleton_infill_density; part id used twice) before and after this PRC11b reports
validated_ok: false("object/plate count changed"): the same as the PR-#104 baseline (the slice cache's plate JSONs are dropped); not changed here.Which #109 statements become obsolete
layout.status == "regridded"):MULTI_PLATE_REFUSAL("Studio does not reposition multi-plate projects"),fixable = not multi_plate, and "All N plates fit ... open the project in Snapmaker Orca to arrange the plates" as the answer for a copy Studio has just laid out; the fidelity audit's one-plate "outside by N mm" claim (removed here).status == "unresolved", or a plate larger than the U1 plate): the refusal and the "arrange in Orca" wording, and the preflight multi-plate UNKNOWN.Verification
backend/tests/test_regrid.py(45 tests, throughconvert_to_u1on projects built at test time from the committed Orca-authored base).pytest3358 passed, 49 skipped; desktoptsc,vitest(826) andbuildclean.Not covered
Orca GUI/slicing validation of the outputs is a separate lane. Only the Bambu/Orca grid rule is verified. C02, C03, C04 and C06 do not convert (unrelated, pre-existing).
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