GregValiant 1,409
Are you using the post processing plugin "Display Progress"? or something different?
Are you using the post processing plugin "Display Progress"? or something different?
No i do not have that plugin
When I slice something with Cura and don't use a plugin, the times are in the gcode file like this:
;FLAVOR:Marlin
;TIME:8086
;Filament used: 7.42636m
;TIME_ELAPSED:57.548524
;LAYER:1
;TIME_ELAPSED:92.389761
;LAYER:2
There are no units. The time is in seconds and does not display anywhere. If I want the time displayed I use a plugin that will insert M117 lines (and identical M118 lines) into the gcode. The remaining time appears on the LCD and is bounced back to my software console by the M118. The gcode file is altered by the plugin and that is noted at the beginning of the file with ";POSTPROCESSED" and within the gcode file it takes this form.
;TIME_ELAPSED:57.548524
;LAYER:1
M117 2/259 | ETA 2H13M
M118 2/259 | ETA 2H13M
My point is that Cura by itself does not perform any time function beyond TIME and TIME_ELAPSED. Your printer planner and firmware know how big a file is and how long it's taken to get to the current point in the print and displays (usually) the time elapsed and the % of the file that has been processed. In addition MatterSlice and Simplify3D (the two I checked) don't put any time information into the gcode file. Elapsed time and the "%" completed will still display on the LCD.
Edited by GregValiantYes as i said my printer is not the problem
it is the display box in cura that shows how much material will be used the cost and estimated time but until sunday this was fine
how do i check if the plugin is active i have checked marketplace and settings cant see anything
Thanks for trying to help
Ahh. The problem is in the Time Display in the Cura information box. @nallath may be able to help. I'm sorry that I completely misunderstood the problem.
I have no idea why that isn't working. It's working on my machine.
If you have a good reproduction step, please create an issue on github.
It was working on mine as well i going to have to uninstall cura then reinstall it i think
reloaded cura but as soon as i put my profiles in it goes back to same problem
so must have pressed something or got an add on affecting it
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I had been playing with the acceleration and jerk settings to get my time more accurate
which i did manage to get very close if a print said 5hrs 15 mins i got about 10 mins faster than estimated time
it was saying hours and mins for at least 6 prints without altering anything it started estimating like i said 106.56mins
this is what i don't understand as the way it shows now does not interpret into anything.
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