3D GCode Viewer integrated with DWC
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Awesome, glad it helped!
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*is printing a multi part file...
One of the parts as apparently on a blob of oil or some nonsense, is going to fail and probably ruin the whole print.
Pause print. Sigh.
Remember that the g-code viewer has a cancel part function.
upload version 3.2 of DWC.
enable Gcode Viewer plugin.
cancel the failing part.RESUME PRINT!
ALL. OF. THE. WINNING.
Like seriously, epic epic feature to have.
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@theruttmeister said in 3D GCode Viewer integrated with DWC:
upload version 3.2 of DWC.
Mid Print?! Without skipping a beat? Nice.
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@theruttmeister I have to say that I am impressed with this
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@Phaedrux said in 3D GCode Viewer integrated with DWC:
@theruttmeister said in 3D GCode Viewer integrated with DWC:
upload version 3.2 of DWC.
Mid Print?! Without skipping a beat? Nice.
Yep.
Just paused, uploaded the zip of the right version of DWC.
Took longer to load the gcode for visualization!
Killer feature!
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Very nice. Thank you for your work!
What's about displaying some print job infos into the view (for example time estimations)?
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@MartinNYHC this is something I have been considering for full screen mode. Panels for temperature, position, job status. It’ll probably be beyond a 3.3 release at this moment.
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@Sindarius said in 3D GCode Viewer integrated with DWC:
@MartinNYHC this is something I have been considering for full screen mode. Panels for temperature, position, job status. It’ll probably be beyond a 3.3 release at this moment.
Very nice!
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@theruttmeister which slicer are you using? I never got the object Feature to Work!
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@PCR I personally did my testing with PrusaSlicer. You can enable the feature by checking the Label Objects checkbox.
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@Sindarius yep tried it. But not worked. Will try it again
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@Sindarius said in 3D GCode Viewer integrated with DWC:
Added coloring by feed rate.
This is really usefull for Lasers and CNC´s !
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@Sindarius what would be really helpful is being able to load a gcode for laser use and then jog the nozzle in x and y to ensure the scrap piece of wood you're going to use is in the correct position
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@jay_s_uk said in 3D GCode Viewer integrated with DWC:
@Sindarius what would be really helpful is being able to load a gcode for laser use and then jog the nozzle in x and y to ensure the scrap piece of wood you're going to use is in the correct position
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YEP! Also for CNC´s combined with sub-csys (so beside the standard-csys-G54 using sub-csys/"local-csys" like G55 and so on)
-> I think he is aware of it
)BUT -> HEY HEY HEY, do you mean: AFTER the printer was homed -> THERE COULD BE A LIVE VIEW WITHIN THAT PLUGIN OF THE TOOL BY FETCHIN THE CURRENT TOOL POSITION FROM TEH OBJECT MODEL?
WOOAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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@LB I am looking at displaying each csys with an axes indicator and label at some point soon. I need to look at the code because I believe I am currently using machine position to drive the cursor.
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@LB Feed rate has a lot of perks including being useful for looking at your movement. In line rendering mode it can help provide a nice color contrast on single material prints.
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@PCR said in 3D GCode Viewer integrated with DWC:
@theruttmeister which slicer are you using? I never got the object Feature to Work!
Cura 4.4.0 iirc.
Not seen a 'label objects option' but then not ever looked for one. Not looked at the gcode either.
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@Sindarius said in 3D GCode Viewer integrated with DWC:
@LB I am looking at displaying each csys with an axes indicator and label at some point soon. I need to look at the code because I believe I am currently using machine position to drive the cursor.
I understand. To not confuse people with more and more options (variables, conditions, etc.) it would be cool if it is consitet with DWC and PanelDue of course - I guess that is what you meant?
Cheers
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Any chance this could be adapted for CNC milling,so instead of adding material, it works on removing material
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@Sp00kie13 at this point it is just going to show the lines. To show actual carving is a different process. Most viewers I am aware of use voxels and remove them as they are traveled through. The other thing is without endmill information it would be inaccurate. Maybe some day it will be a project I work on but probably not anytime soon.
