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    • User3Dundefined
      User3D
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      According to https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/12300/information-on-the-indications-of-the-paneldue/2 , progress estimations are done by duet.

      Does duet store these estimations in some file? Is there any way to access these values?

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      • droftartsundefined
        droftarts administrators @User3D
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        @User3D Progress estimations are not stored in a file, but are stored in the Object Model for the current running job. RRF parses the gcode for each file on the SD card and extracts things like filament usage, object height, print time (slicer estimation) etc (these are shown on the 'Jobs' tab of DWC). If you simulate a job, the simulation time is appended to the end of the gcode file, and also extracted.

        Then, for the current running job, the Object Model uses these, and keeps a running total while the job progresses to estimate the print time. The progress estimations are accessible through the RRF Object Model, under 'job.file', and job progress is in 'job.timesLeft'. This is what the PanelDue uses to show progress.

        Ian

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        • User3Dundefined
          User3D @droftarts
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          @droftarts Thank you : )

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