Incorrect padding being calculated...

[redRock14]

First, thank you for putting this project together. It is awesome - it generates baseplates very nicely and I highly appreciate you taking the time to offer this. I have a couple of issues...

I have a Prusa printer. The print volume is 250 x 210 x 220.

I am trying to create a gridfinity base for drawer in a toolbox with the following dimensions: 309mm wide by 495mm deep. I've selected Center Justify and after the "Calculate Layout" button is pressed, I get 6 scad files. The first problem I get is the same one previously reported where the objects being calculated are too big for my build plate.

So, to get around the issue, I changed the print plate dimensions to 250 x 200 and this time each file fit the build plate. PrusaSlicer can accomodate all pieces. HOWEVER, this is where I found a bug in the way the "middle" pieces get calculated.

We have this:

Now, open the 5x4(7.5 mm Left).scad file and you will notice the coordinate is including the padding for top and bottom. This file should only have padding on the left. This file by the way, is the one that represents the area in purple below:

The script generated sets the following constants:

The problem is the distancey constant: It is including the padding.

If you make this 168 and render the object once again in OpenSCAD, then the dimensions are correct. And by this I mean, there is only padding on the left side of the model. The top, right, and bottom sides should not have padding.

The code looks like it is not taking this into account when calculating a model that fits inside the bounds of the set dimensions.

[HopperDropper]

Thanks redRock14