Drive 0 value in DWC?
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Drive 0 is your extruder. It is how many mm it has moved in the current print. It doesn’t matter if you use relative or absolute or continuously reset the extruder to 0 in your GCode. It keeps track of how much filament was used so far in the print. It resets to zero each print.
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@baird1fa said in Drive 0 value in DWC?:
Drive 0 is your extruder. It is how many mm it has moved in the current print. It doesn’t matter if you use relative or absolute or continuously reset the extruder to 0 in your GCode. It keeps track of how much filament was used so far in the print. It resets to zero each print.
cool so when I start print from SD it will start from 0 and count till the end of the print. Thx.
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@arhi said in Drive 0 value in DWC?:
cool so when I start print from SD it will start from 0 and count till the end of the print. Thx.
I think so too. I believe that's what DWC uses to give the estimated completion time based on filament usage.