I'd also like to second this request, or at least a setting to define how long the timescale for the graph is. I have long heat up times for one of my applications (a compression mould), and it would be pretty handy for that to be able to see the actual timeframe of my tool heating up and cooling down, rather than a slightly diagonal line.

@pro3d said in DWC - Move or toggle Layer Chart:

There was a question and then there was a post in the DWC wishlist category. So It had to come twice in different format

Best wishes …

@adamfilip I'm totally with you, this was changed in v3.4.0 of DWC
As a temp fix I've rolled back all my Duet machines to DWC v3.3.0 which has proper functional look.
I do really hope this will be reverted back to normal for those who use their non desktop class devices to manage their machines.
Thank you in advance.

Whoever reads this and has the power to make things right please see screenshot attached of good v3.3.0 and not so good v3.4.0+
When green "full screen" button became "Status" tab...

Screenshot 2022-07-11 at 16.14.29.png

Moved to the wishlist for further consideration by @chrishamm

@sindarius M98 ... that's what I was looking for. Thank you Juan. 👍

@chrishamm That is great news! My wife will be very happy to know I was still WRONG!! 🙂 and in this case I am happy as well! If this could be added at some point with the abilityt sort on it decending so most recent upload is always at the top, would be perfect.

@phaedrux Once I realized this is just a pumped up micro controler without an OS, I realized what I want is not really doable. Will just use the upload and print button.. Old dogs lean slow 🙂

@adamfilip said in Delayed Start:

@deckingman wouldnt that lead to the heater over heating the middle, and then backing off. if it takes a while for the edge to warm up. the middle might get hotter then was requested

The heater may indeed reach a temperature higher than the set point - but not dangerously so. Mine has been running like this for quite a few years. Which is more important, the temperature of the heater on the underside of the aluminium plate, or the temperature of the build surface? I know what I think but it's your printer and your choice.

@nxt-1 said in Suggestion -DWC temperature chart scaling:

@deckingman +1 It's been a long time pet peeve of me as well. For me the problem is two part. One, as you mentioned, the lack of (auto) scaling. And two, I include (and maybe on your machine too) the water temperature as well, which usually sits around 10°C and is practically useless.

I havent posted about this before because I don't have a good solution for the 2nd problem appart from maybe a logarithmic temperature axis.

I was just clicking through the DWC wishlist to see what, if anything, had been implemented or at least acknowledged (not much by the looks of it) and came across this which is quite an old post. Ref the second problem, I wouldn't have thought it was beyond the wit of man to display two or more "Y" axis with different scale factors on the same (auto-scaling) graph. So for example the hot end could be scaled to say 0-250, the bed at say 0-80, and the liquid coolant at say 0-20. Each of the scale values would be displayed using the same colour as the temperature plot.

I'd like for the cancel and resume buttons to be further apart on mobile.

I can remember every long print that my filament sensors save and after loading more I go to resume printing but finger the button wrong because of finger size relative to button size or parallax between screen, eyes, and digitizer.

@zivo said in Change axis order in DWC:

@dc42 y es, thats definitly the order

OK, so DWC is displaying them in the order they are created. So you need to create them in the order that you want them displayed.

Note this paragraph in the description of M584 on the wiki:

If you create more than one axis in a M584 command, the axes are created in the order UVWABCD regardless of the order of the parameters in the M584 command. This affects which axes will be hidden if you use the M584 P parameter to hide axes. For example, M584 C5 U6 creates axes U and C in that order, so M584 P4 would hide the C axis, not the U axis. If you want to create the axes in the order C then U (so that M584 P4 hides the U axis), use two M584 commands: M584 C5 followed by M584 U6.

@dc42 said in Please improve the handling of TAB characters in the DWC editor:

@zapta I've asked @chrishamm to look into this.

Thanks.