To harmonize the various CAM operations, the helical drill shall also be
configured using the cut mode (Climb/Conventional) just like Pocket or
FaceMill.
This means, the path direction (CW/CCW) is now a hidden read-only output
property, calculated from the side (Inside/OutSide) and the here newly
introduced cut mode.
The spindle direction is not yet taken into account and is always assumed
to be "Forward".
The GUI strings are kept compatible with what RP#14364 introduced becasue
of the v1.0 release string freeze. They need revision once back on the
main branch.
This reverts commit 7e62d07538 and adapts
to the in between commits where necessary.
- CAM: apply precommit 7274dac185
- CAM: rename "Tests" to "CAMTests" 2ff4914fd8
Motivations for the revert:
- Instead of actually implementing #14364 only a search and replace in
the enums values has been performed. But this does not mean the
feature is there, becasue "climb"/"conventional" milling depends not
only on the path's direction, but also on the spindle direction and
whether the milled feature is "inside" or "outside".
- In half of the cases of every changed operation or dressup, depending
on whether we mill "inside" or "outside", we now get the wrong results.
- In the (rarer) case of a reversed spindle direction, the "other half"
is wrong.
- Files created with previous versions of FreeCAD cannot be recomputed
any longer because there were no precautions on document restore.
- In files created with previous versions of FreeCAD one cannot change
the broken operation as the choices are now invalid.
- The original search/replace was incomplete.
- Only property values have been changed, the property names are still
inconsistent ("Direction" vs "Cutting Mode").
- The original search/replace also changed internal APIs where the
"climb"/"conventional" wording is not applicable as there is no
notation of "inside"/"outside" or "forward"/"reverse". If only the
path's direction is concerned, "CW"/"CCW" fits better.
Uses new material system for appearance
Each feature object now has a property called ShapeMaterial that
describes its physical properties. If it has a shape, it has a
material.
The ShapeColor attribute is replaced by a ShapeAppearance attribute.
This is a material list that describes all appearance properties, not
just diffuse color. As a list in can be used for all elements of a
shape, such as edges and faces.
A new widget is provided to allow the user to select materials in a
consistent fashion. It can also launch the material editor with its
more advanced capabilities.
Adds a checkbox to output a G85 cycle used for reaming or boring. The
cycle is like a normal drilling op, but feeds back out of the hole
instead of performing a rapid move.
G85 does not support peck or dwell, so those other options are disabled
when the "Feed retract" option is enabled in the UI.
