How to remove Bamboo Studio, hide the Gcode window?
Thank you, yes, that’s what I meant… But I need to see the value of the parameter on the X axis, and the Gcode window closes it.
That’s exactly why you can’t see the full value on the Z axis… It’s been like this for a long time… Can’t the developers see their simple bugs? Here you can see the full value on the Z axis… Is this a screenshot from a monitor or laptop? What is your screen resolution?
In Studio, sliding the horizontal slider to the left activates the gcode window, slider fully right hides it.
In OrcaSlicer, the gcode window can be toggled on/off with the “C” key, regardless of the slider positions.
I dont use it , but good to know and i assume they are both concerned with individual layers ?
Orcaslicer’s horizontal slider can also provide a good deal more info for each nozzle position:
Edit: I forgot that I’m using Orca 2.3.2-dev nightly build. I’m not sure if this extra detail was part of the current stable release. And I’m still trying to interpret the graph and table… 
If im being honest i think a lot of it is unnecerssary for the typical user or print , unless you are inclined to try and create a small animation from it , or you understand its meaning (context) i tend to ignore the bottom slider and use the right one to see how far along a print might be or is away from a particular change (layer)
Yes, this level of detail is usually not needed, but it can be helpful for troubleshooting. It can also be interesting to see actual speeds at a point rather than just a layer average, verify fan speeds on an overhang, check volumetric flow rate, etc.
I thank 3d printing for its defaults, im only 2 years in 
Thank you! I had to change the screen settings to see the values ​​on the X and Z axes… But still, the Gcode window, when it is 90% unnecessary, is something…
youre welcome and its a laptop 1920x1080
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