You can also get lots of information from the gcode file itself.
The estimated print time is stored in comments at the top. In fact you can get the estimated print time for each layer by reading the comments at the start of each layer.
Also at the end of the file you can see "all" the settings. Basically it tells you which profile you chose and which overrides were chosen.
But preferably, do a "file" "save..." from the menus and save it as a 3mf file as well. That way you can load the 3mf file at any time and it will load: printer type, all the parts, part orientations and scaling, all settings. It's wonderful. I don't save profiles. I just save 3mf files as it works so well for me.
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under file there is a save button it will save the project as .3mf file
You can open this project again in cura to print later or review settings.
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LT72884 0
Ok, cool. so i cant review the gcode settings at all and see basics like print time etc from the gcode?
I have saved my files now using the extension you told me
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