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tl;dr : want to add a new object node from UM.Scene._reloadJobFinished().
Recently I've been using 3mf files for my projects for its ability to hold multiple models into a single file.
I had some issues with how Cura handles the objects and made some improvements to fix them, namely #898 and Ultimaker/Cura#16610
With those improvements I can easily identify multiple models inside the file, and if I change one of the models I can easily reload the file to update their mesh.
Current problem is when I add a new model to a file that is already loaded into Cura, it will update the existing ones but not load the new one.
The "File has been modified" message is handled by Uranium, and I want this method to add a new object node to the scene. My problem is that most of the methods needed for that are only available in the "Cura" portion of the project, and I couldn't find how to call functions there, and copying all that into Uranium seems wrong.
I'd like help to find the better way to make it work.
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tl;dr : want to add a new object node from UM.Scene._reloadJobFinished().
Recently I've been using 3mf files for my projects for its ability to hold multiple models into a single file.
I had some issues with how Cura handles the objects and made some improvements to fix them, namely #898 and Ultimaker/Cura#16610
With those improvements I can easily identify multiple models inside the file, and if I change one of the models I can easily reload the file to update their mesh.
Current problem is when I add a new model to a file that is already loaded into Cura, it will update the existing ones but not load the new one.
The "File has been modified" message is handled by Uranium, and I want this method to add a new object node to the scene. My problem is that most of the methods needed for that are only available in the "Cura" portion of the project, and I couldn't find how to call functions there, and copying all that into Uranium seems wrong.
I'd like help to find the better way to make it work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: