gui: Show print data on serial printing screen instead of image#5071
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Replace the OctoPrint octopus image with useful print information: - Progress bar and percentage (from M73 commands) - Elapsed time display - Remaining time display (from M73) - Status messages (e.g., "Homing...", "Absorbing heat")
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Does it also show text of M117? |
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Thanks, much better than anything Prusa themselves ever delivered. |
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Replace the OctoPrint octopus image with useful print information:
Vibe code disclaimer:
This was done with the help of Claude Code, as I'm terrible in CPP.
I did review it and it looks OK, but I understand if this is a problem.
Testing
Tested locally on my printer (Prusa Core One Plus).
Some terrible photos:
Before:

After:
