Added code to Worker.js, gCodeReader.js and ui.js to parse and show Nozzle and Bed temperature settings #89
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@hjgode I used your temperature code to add layer colors in the 3D View, check it out |
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Added code to Worker.js, gCodeReader.js and ui.js to parse and show Nozzle and Bed temperature settings
The nozzle and bed temperature settings are shown in the Layer Info for the layer.
I am not a full time programmer for JS and so, just a hacker. The changes work for me and I am not able to check my temp settings, for example for a temp tower gcode 3D print file.
