Correct odd layer GUI description #5793
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Isn't the first layer numbered "0"? |
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In code yes, but in GUI first layer is "1".
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Another option - call it "every other layer", like here
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Currently every second layer for "on odd layer" options is checked as
layer_id % 2 == 1. Though from mathematics POV it's correct, but in GUI first layer is one and not zero, thus actually option is applied for even layers.I guess this is SuperSlicer legacy, and this PR fix this confusing description in GUI.