My printer displays the Z height. Cura displays the layer number. When editing Gcode it would be nice to have the Z height displayed along with the Layer number in the little text box at the top of the preview slider. It would also be nice if the layer number in Cura was the same as the layer number in the Gcode file that Cura generates. Right now Gcode layers start at "0" and Cura layers star

By default the desktop app will listen on a random port on the localhost interface (i.e. 127.0.0.1). However, if you want to use use the app with a browser on another machine, you need to manually specify the host address and port from the command line, which is not convenient to novice users who are not familiar with command line interface.

So, it will be good if CNCjs can provide a configur

Application Version

CuraEngine, master

Platform

Linux, CuraEngine run from the command line (ENABLE_ARCUS off)

Qt

N/A

PyQt

N/A

Display Driver

N/A

Steps to Reproduce

1. Attempt to slice an STL of a 10 mm cube touching (0,0,0) cube.stl
2. Run CuraEngine from the command li

Feature request

How can ı use macros with g code. ı am UPLOAD this gcode

Theres been a LOT of new features the last couple weeks, but so much of it is missing "intuitive" or "detail" from them:

Examples:

1. Right Clicks - sure we can come up with something better? Not intuitive
   

~~2) Typing, wait for result, type again... hmmm, I wonder, sliders

I just found out that if the folder name where the start.bat is located has a space in there that it will cause problems to run it.

I'll look into this when I find some time :)! Shouldn't be too hard!

The github wiki was a good place to start, but I think this project would benefit from automatic code documentation.

sphinx autodoc hosted on github pages is probably the simplest option.

Especially since now I have experience in this while setting it up for cqparts.

There is absolutely no documentation anywhere on which measurement unit this simulator uses. I pasted in code designed for inch measurements, but the toolpath looks completely wrong.