Describe the bug
I remember looking at the code in the past and the layer timing graph had some logic which meant that as the number of layers increased the grid spacing was also increased. So for the first 10 layers the spacing would be 1, but when it was at layer 150, the spacing would be 15 or more. This change seems to have been lost, possibly during the upgrade to Python 3.
To Reproduce
Print anything with a few hundred layers.
Expected behavior
As the number of layers graphed increases, the spacing is increased so the labels are clear.
Actual behavior
Labels are all mashed together and hence cannot be read.
Screenshots
OctoPrint server and Plugins:
Platform: RPi 3b+
OS and version: Raspbian (latest)
OctoPrint version: 1.4.2
OctoPi version: 0.17.0
Dashboard version: 1.15.1
DisplayLayerProgress version: 1.24.0
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug I remember looking at the code in the past and the layer timing graph had some logic which meant that as the number of layers increased the grid spacing was also increased. So for the first 10 layers the spacing would be 1, but when it was at layer 150, the spacing would be 15 or more. This change seems to have been lost, possibly during the upgrade to Python 3.
To Reproduce Print anything with a few hundred layers.
Expected behavior As the number of layers graphed increases, the spacing is increased so the labels are clear.
Actual behavior Labels are all mashed together and hence cannot be read.
Screenshots
OctoPrint server and Plugins:
Desktop (please complete the following information):