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[FR]: front,left,right,back labels

Open legend069 opened this issue 3 years ago • 11 comments

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Describe the solution you'd like

hello, i think it would be really neat to add custom labels to the UI for example where it has the X axis being able to add the "front,Rear,Left,Right" would be nice

see image for example https://imgur.com/O2qfCBM

Describe alternatives you've considered

modifying your code :)

Additional context

see image for example https://imgur.com/O2qfCBM

legend069 avatar Jul 03 '21 15:07 legend069

I want this or at least axis default position configurable and 0,0 point more remarked, more clearly visible. I wish it to be to the left and closer to the point of view, as in most printers, but configurable is better.

aalku avatar Oct 08 '21 19:10 aalku

The camera position option allows you to change the initial viewpoint.

jneilliii avatar Oct 08 '21 19:10 jneilliii

True but I am not able to understand how to place the camera where I want. It's totally confusing for me. Every time I use the visualizer I end up turning the view until I am certain where is the axis origin.

aalku avatar Oct 11 '21 14:10 aalku

I think I figured out a way that you can determine this camera setting until I can get around to adding the feature to save the camera position in a future update. If you position the camera the way you want it, then open your browser's developer tools and run the command below in the console tab it should return the 3 values to enter.

$('#bedlevelvisualizergraph')[0].layout.scene.camera.eye;

for example for me returns

{x: -0.10186578524303729, y: -2.3810544607403936, z: 1.9045011121953177}

so the setting would be entered in the plugin's settings as

-0.10186578524303729, -2.3810544607403936, 1.9045011121953177

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jneilliii avatar Oct 11 '21 15:10 jneilliii

Thank you!

aalku avatar Oct 11 '21 15:10 aalku

It didn't work. The coordinates returned are always the same. They don't change when I rotare the camera (and run the snippet again).

aalku avatar Oct 22 '21 23:10 aalku

It didn't work. The coordinates returned are always the same. They don't change when I rotare the camera (and run the snippet again).

That's strange. I just tested and it's working for me, I'm using Chrome.

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jneilliii avatar Oct 23 '21 21:10 jneilliii

Ir works now. 🤔🤷🏻‍♂️ Thank you again!

aalku avatar Oct 23 '21 23:10 aalku

Hello,

I would very much like to see "Front", "Rear", "Left", "Right" labels also. It can be confusing looking at the screen and wondering whether the top of the chart indicates I should be using the front or the back adjustment wheels.

I just discovered (from reading in this thread) the feature / ability to move the nozzle directly using the tools in the graph. But I don't see how to take a reading at that location..??

Thank you for your hard work on this plugin !!!

bratwiz avatar Nov 12 '21 16:11 bratwiz

I would really like this as a feature as well =)

seif3r avatar Mar 31 '22 14:03 seif3r

I think I figured out a way that you can determine this camera setting until I can get around to adding the feature to save the camera position in a future update. If you position the camera the way you want it, then open your browser's developer tools and run the command below in the console tab it should return the 3 values to enter.

$('#bedlevelvisualizergraph')[0].layout.scene.camera.eye;

alternatively check this object:

$('#bedlevelvisualizergraph')[0]._fullLayout.scene.camera.eye

Jules.

julesgilson avatar Jul 19 '23 11:07 julesgilson