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Number 3 is the icon to click on to have layer view, in cura 3 i think its now on the top right corner of the viewing window still identified by an eye
It's not purely gcode but more of a preview, gcode is not that sexy to look at it's just a bunch of codes and numbers.
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Hi and welcome,
I don't know if this is exactly what you want but if you look in layer view, you can see the actual layers of the print.
https://ultimaker.com/en/resources/20408-interface-overview
Number 3 is the icon to click on to have layer view, in cura 3 i think its now on the top right corner of the viewing window still identified by an eye
It's not purely gcode but more of a preview, gcode is not that sexy to look at it's just a bunch of codes and numbers.
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