#progress bar %
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Not sure about the Ender stock display but regular Klipper progress updates happens https://github.com/Klipper3d/klipper/blob/master/klippy/extras/display/display.cfg#L174 and does not need any plugin as we use the virtual sdcard setup
You only have to enable "m73 progress gcode" (I'm not 100% sure it's the right number) in your slicer. Then you can also select "slicer progress" in the mainsail settings to have the same % in mainsail and your display.
@drifting birch as I understand mainsails work but the klipper lcd shows always 1%
Yes. Klipper only display this gcode progress. So its an gcode issue.
Please copy your klipper.log I might have an idea where the problem is
and pls upload one gcode file
^^. I think I see the issue my gcode only issues 1 m73 code 🤔
that was exactly my assumption too
which slicer do you use?
S3d
So it’s a slicer issue? That needs to be addressed
yes. its just a slicer setting. but i dont know how to set it in S3D... sry.
you can remove M73 P1 from your start gcode. then you should see the file progress on the display, but this value is not very good when you use gcode thumbnails or similar
Ok I’ll try that thank you
you can change the progress calculation in mainsail, if you want to have the same % as on the display.
I tried that. All it did was change from mainsail progress working right to following the lcd screen of 1%. During print I switched back to filament and mainsail went back to correct %
I wish mainsail would override the lcd
What’s weird is if my Gcode is missing m73 codes. Why did it show on octo? Lcd and octo same %
mainsail is just a webinterface. it can only display data from klipper. nothing more.
there is a plugin to create m73 commands. maybe you used it. there you also have to use one m73 in your start gcode.
Ok I’ll look in s3d groups
you can just delete the m73 from your start gcode. then klipper will display the absolute progress of your gcode file
or you find a solution to get m73 gcodes from your slicer
and now it works?

happy printing!
and pls dont forget to close this post, when all questions are answered
@tawny loom