Curious when Error Analysis button will be included here (if it will). about gcodeviewer HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi, thanks.
Error analysis is enabled if you use http://gcode.ws/?new link instead of just accessing gcode.ws
It kinda works for most cases in my experience (doesn't work for z-lift type of prints, some thresholds are not properly set up, etc...), but still needs a lot of work and it turned out that I myself don't really use it, so I stopped working on it.
To use it you must load a gcode file and without doing anything else (i.e. do not move view or zoom in-out) switch to that tab and press run analysis. After popup disappears you can press the newly appeared checkbox and it will highlight extrusions that are... well.. might not print well =)
Right now it works with single line of gcode-file level, so if it detects that, for example, extrusion starts in the air - it will highlight the whole line, even if the most part of it will print nicely.

Anyway, if you have questions or requests - feel free to post em =)

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Thanks for the reply. At first I thought I did something wrong after
cloning from github because it didn't look like your site. I see now that
removing the /?new that it looks the same. Right now it works perfectly for
what I need, which is to allow students that don't really know anything
about the printing to accept files from possible customers and give them a
reliable estimate of how much their object will cost to print based on
weight of used material.

I was hoping that in the future I might be able to allow them also to at
least tell the customer that their model has problems, but reading your
response I don't know that I will since I double check everything before
printing anyway. If I ever get some time to extend it I'll let you know.
Thanks again for sharing.

On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 11:15 AM, austjancev-sugarcrm <
[email protected]> wrote:

Hi, thanks.
Error analysis is enabled if you use http://gcode.ws/?new link instead of
just accessing gcode.ws
It kinda works for most cases in my experience (doesn't work for z-lift
type of prints, some thresholds are not properly set up, etc...), but still
needs a lot of work and it turned out that I myself don't really use it, so
I stopped working on it.
To use it you must load a gcode file and without doing anything else (i.e.
do not move view or zoom in-out) switch to that tab and press run analysis.
After popup disappears you can press the newly appeared checkbox and it
will highlight extrusions that are... well.. might not print well =)
Right now it works with single line of gcode-file level, so if it detects
that, for example, extrusion starts in the air - it will highlight the
whole line, even if the most part of it will print nicely.

Anyway, if you have questions or requests - feel free to post em =)

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