Fix for skeinforge comb crash on thin structures. #275
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This should fix issue #268. |
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I just cherry-picked this for testing. Can you link to a thingiverse object that shows this bug? That way I can test it and verify the fix. thanks for helping make our software (and since it's open source, a lot of other folk's software) better, stronger, and more bug-free.
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Skeining http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:12249 causes the comb crash. |
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+1 for getting this fixed |
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When skeining extremely thin structures comb.py has the potential to crash. Removing .boundary allows the code to function correctly.
Credit to Daid for finding this: http://groups.google.com/group/ultimaker/msg/576f52b1407e901a