PrusaSlicer accessibility development
I've become interested in helping a blind person with his 3D printing. I'd like to connect with:
- other developers of PrusaSlicer
- other C++ programmers working in accessibility areas
- power users of PrusaSlicer
- PrusaSlicer users wanting to have input on such an endeavor
I myself am a programmer working in various languages since 1981, somewhat jack of all trades, avid 3D modeler, and fan of PrusaSlicer.
I want to make sure work I do in PrusaSlicer is helpful to as many people as possible, extensible, robust, and valid for incorporation in future releases.
As a starting point, I've cloned and built PrusaSlicer ( https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer) and made modifications to add 3 new view orientations using the keymappings '7', '8', and '9'. One accessibility feature I'd like to help implement is a way to cycle through a series of such views. e.g, rotating around at fixed increments, exporting a screenshot-like image of each view. (The blind user I'm communicating with works by taking screenshots and asking ChatGPT, etc., to describe them.)
Thanks,
Gary