@bot I have a work in progress post for Duet3D hardware... it's still very rough.
Th Post is attached and here is a link to the github page for future developments: https://github.com/schneik80/ACME-REPRAP-F360Post

ACME-REPRAP.cps

Try this. Open the Machine Configs from the additive toolbar.
In the samples find a test machine, and drag it to your local folder so you can modify it.
Next, select the local folder, pick the machine and choose the post (1).

This brings up the post library. Filter to Additive (2).
Then select one of the sample posts to use (3).

@bearer Using an additive post will default to .gcode

Visualizer just appears as a grey box. What's the best info to help diagnose?

Is "firstLayerHeight" used anywhere in Web control or PanelDue?

Excellent! Thank you. This will help me wrap up some requested improvements to a Fusion 360 post to generate gcode

@dc42 Thanks. Currently on:
Board: Duet WiFi 1.02 or later + DueX5 (duetwifi102)
Firmware: RepRapFirmware for Duet 2 WiFi/Ethernet 2.05.1 (2020-02-09b1)
Duet WiFi Server Version: 1.23

I found in modelitems.js

filament = []
fileName = null
firstLayerHeight = 0
generatedBy = null
height = 0
lastModified = null
layerHeight = 0
numLayers = 0
printTime = null
simulatedTime = null
size = 0

this looks like the list of supported stats. still looking for any documentation on what strings will pars and match to these stats?

I was wondering if anyone had the string matching info for the jobs list.
for example I know the below works:

; layerHeigth, 0.30
; LayerCount, 50
; Filament length: 853mm

My OCD side would like the formatting to match but my trial and error efforts only resulted in the above working.
Any chance there are string matches that consistently use spaces and separators?
I would love if spaces and ":" were recognized.

...and while I am at it. Would others find it useful if Jobs list also listed tools used? i.e. 0,1,2,3...

Thanks.

@bot I have a work in progress post for Duet3D hardware... it's still very rough.
Th Post is attached and here is a link to the github page for future developments: https://github.com/schneik80/ACME-REPRAP-F360Post

ACME-REPRAP.cps

@bearer Using an additive post will default to .gcode

Try this. Open the Machine Configs from the additive toolbar.
In the samples find a test machine, and drag it to your local folder so you can modify it.
Next, select the local folder, pick the machine and choose the post (1).

This brings up the post library. Filter to Additive (2).
Then select one of the sample posts to use (3).

@bearer Thanks. I'll check in the morning.