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### Benchmarks
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The `scripts/benchmark.sh` script will run various tests on the different approaches to generating spirals in the `spiral` directory.
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The `scripts/benchmark.sh` script will run various tests on the different approaches to generating spirals in the `spiral` directory. See notes on the actual results of this script [below](#benchmarks)
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This version will also contain a 4x reel stacking feature so that all models can be stacked with 3 spiral reels and a top piece. That will give 200ft capacity to the 50ft model and 400ft capacity to the 100ft model.
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<a name="benchmarks"></a>
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## Benchmarks
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In the process of publishing this repository I started questioning claims I was making in this Readme. Throughout the development of this processing reel I've been plagued by long render times.
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## License
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MIT License
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#!/bin/bash
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STL="$1"
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curaengine
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#!/bin/bash
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STL="$1"
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#const elapsedParse = 'Total time elapsed '
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#const timeParse = 'Print time (s): '
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#const timeStrParse = 'Print time (hr|min|s): '
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#const materialParse = 'Filament (mm^3): '
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if ! [ -x "$(command -v curaengine)" ]; then
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echo "printtime N/A"
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echo "volume N/A"
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echo "slicetime N/A"
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else
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start=`date +%s`
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output=`bash ./scripts/curaengine.sh "${STL}"`
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end=`date +%s`
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slicetime=$((end-start))
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echo "printtime ${printtime}"
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echo "volume ${volume}"
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echo "slicetime ${slicetime}"
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fi
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