Height Map Padding
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Can you post a screenshot of what you see?
Edge browser looks exactly the same. Even with a non-wide aspect ratio:
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@ccs86
Opera Browser / Fullsreen Mode / 100% Zoom
Opera Browser / Fullsreen Mode / 75% ZoomFound a mistake.
Your view in the browser is not at 100% -
If your browser is set to 100%, try setting it to over 100%.
It will then probably have something to do with the format of your monitor, since the resolution here may be much higher than normal !?Google Translate
----- Original Text -----Falls Dein Browser doch auf 100% stehen sollte, versuche mal über 100% einzustellen.
Es wird dann wohl mit dem Format Deines Monitors zutun haben, da hier die Auflösung eventuell viel höher ist als im Normalfall !? -
No change after changing the web page scaling.
My native resolution is 3440x1440, but I tried setting to 1920x1080 and the padding is still there.
I cleared any cookies and local storage for the DWC page. no change.
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By changing this character to a 0, it collapses the text. This seems to show that the text is just trying to fill an over-sized pane:
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Okay, I think I figured out what is going on:
- The statistics pane wants to scale vertically to match the height of the tallest pane
- The middle heightmap pane is set to a fixed aspect ratio, so when the window is in a very wide aspect ratio, the middle pane gets very tall and forces the statistics pane too tall
- The left pane which lists your saved height maps also auto scales height taller when the list gets long, so it can also force the statistics pane to be too tall
Screen recording that shows the issue dynamically:
2022-08-04-11-07-59.mp4I'm not sure what the cleanest solution is here. Maybe DWC could lookup the current monitor aspect ratio to decide which aspect ratio the height map pane should be.
It would also be nice if the height map list pane was scrollable itself, instead of autosizing and forcing the other panes to be too tall to fit.
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@ccs86
if so then it's a case for @chrishamm who programmed the DWC, if I'm not mistaken. -
@norder it's an issue for @Sindarius as I mentioned previously as he programmed the height map plugin
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@jay_s_uk I rewrote the 3D component of the heightmap plugin which replaced ThreeJS to BabylonJS which is used for the G-Code Viewer. It does come down to adjusting how the controls layout and resize in code.
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@sindarius said in Height Map Padding:
@jay_s_uk I rewrote the 3D component of the heightmap plugin which replaced ThreeJS to BabylonJS which is used for the G-Code Viewer. It does come down to adjusting how the controls layout and resize in code.
Is that something you are able to change, or is it in the DWC code?
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@ccs86 It has to be changed in the plugin which is bundled with DWC.
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@sindarius said in Height Map Padding:
@ccs86 It has to be changed in the plugin which is bundled with DWC.
Is it something user editable, like a config file?
If not, would you be willing to push an update?
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@ccs86 Not user editable unless you download DWC and make the modifications yourself and make your own build of DWC. It's something I can look at but it won't be today.
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@sindarius said in Height Map Padding:
@ccs86 Not user editable unless you download DWC and make the modifications yourself and make your own build of DWC. It's something I can look at but it won't be today.
Just checking to see if the change made it into the new DWC release.
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@ccs86 I have not had time to make any changes to the heightmap at this point.
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@sindarius said in Height Map Padding:
@ccs86 I have not had time to make any changes to the heightmap at this point.
Just checking in.
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@Sindarius said in Height Map Padding:
@ccs86 I have not had time to make any changes to the heightmap at this point.
Do you think you might have time for this soon?
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@CCS86 I made some changes to the control that will likely be in 3.5
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@Sindarius said in Height Map Padding:
@CCS86 I made some changes to the control that will likely be in 3.5
Thank you!