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README.md

Gcode Estimator

C/C++ Gcode Estimator

Credits

JSON Library Used - https://github.com/nlohmann/json v3.11.2

Prerequisites

g++ make

Building

  1. Go to the directory
  2. Execute make

Settings

  • Use without printer config to use linear moves. You should look at +10% Estimation. It's not reliable on prints with lots of infill.
  • Alternatively copy config_example.json to config.json and edit based on your printer settings. You should look at -12.5% Estimation

Usage

./gcode_time [file] ...

file - a file containing gcode

Example output

Estimation - 05:20:10

+10% - 05:52:11

-12.5% - 04:40:09