Current Layer information and gcode preview not showing print information, when printing, unless I restart my browser or slicer (Orcaslicer)

[pmbroth]

Fluidd Version

Current version

Browser

Chrome, Firefox, Edge

Device

Desktop PC, Laptop

Operating System

Windows

What happened

One observation, layers and gcode preview do not show after sending job to printer, if I exit the slicer and reload and then look at device, everything is displayed (Even when I just send the job to the printer, and it is first starting up, I refresh the browser and all information is there) . It is like the printer is not refreshing information to browser or slicer. The same thing occurs, if I have a browser open to the device,

I waited for the printer to initialize and print, I waited for about 6 layers, and no updated information, unless I refresh my browser or reload slicer.

One new observation, If printing job from job list, layers and Goode preview are ok from start.

What did you expect to happen

Layers and Gcode preview to show starting information and continue with progress.

How to reproduce

See my "What Happened"

Additional information

Latest Debian, Latest Klipper, and most current Fluid. Using this image for my Qidi X-max 3

https://github.com/CChen616/QIDI_Max3_Bookworm

[pedrolamas]

HI @pmbroth , thank you for opening this ticket.

We will however require that you indicate the specific version of Fluidd you are using (shown on the bottom right of Fluidd).

I also ask that you upload a sample gcode file so that we can use that to try and reproduce this issue.

[pmbroth]

here you go

[pmbroth]

If i print from a slicer - qidislicer, orcaslicer, it happens with both. I close the browser or the application, and reconnect, and the layer information is there.

[pmbroth]

I will get a gcode file shortly.

[pmbroth]

boxtestgcode.zip

gcode from orcaslicer

[pedrolamas]

You are currently missing the SET_PRINT_STATS_INFO entries on your gcode, and that will cause incorrect layer counts displayed in Fluidd (and the same issue on other frontends too).

Please check here on how to add that to your Orca settings.

Once you add that, reslice the file and it will include SET_PRINT_STATS_INFO entries that will fix the layer count issue.

[zakdma]

You are currently missing the SET_PRINT_STATS_INFO entries on your gcode, and that will cause incorrect layer counts displayed in Fluidd (and the same issue on other frontends too).

Please check here on how to add that to your Orca settings.

Once you add that, reslice the file and it will include SET_PRINT_STATS_INFO entries that will fix the layer count issue.

This approach does not work. Still need to reload the page to see the layers progress.