Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
When you have a lot of temperature sensors, it becomes hard to see important information at a glance. The many thermistors form a long list, pushing the graph out of view on some screens. Some sensors, such as e.g. the Cartographer coil can't be renamed. And temperature controlled fans are always at the top of the list. Hiding certain temperatures, although possible in some cases, is not a great solution.
Describe the solution you'd like
The idea is to have multiple tabs in the temperatures window, each with their own temperature graph. For example, in my case I would do:
- Print temperatures: extruder, heater, chamber temp average
- Chamber temps: this would include all the thermistors separately. Having them on their own graph makes it easier to read, since the extruder temp is not included, and so the graph can be scaled differently.
- Electronics. This is information I would still like to have access to occasionally, but do not need to see all the time.
- Ability to roll up individual panels when not relevant would be nice.
I imagine the organization of the tabs could be done similarly to how groups can be created for macros.
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional information
I had this idea long for a long time. I noticed there is already pending request + PR on mainsail repository.
I do use Fluidd on some machines so I copied the request here since it was well written.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
When you have a lot of temperature sensors, it becomes hard to see important information at a glance. The many thermistors form a long list, pushing the graph out of view on some screens. Some sensors, such as e.g. the Cartographer coil can't be renamed. And temperature controlled fans are always at the top of the list. Hiding certain temperatures, although possible in some cases, is not a great solution.
Describe the solution you'd like
The idea is to have multiple tabs in the temperatures window, each with their own temperature graph. For example, in my case I would do:
I imagine the organization of the tabs could be done similarly to how groups can be created for macros.
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional information
I had this idea long for a long time. I noticed there is already pending request + PR on mainsail repository.
I do use Fluidd on some machines so I copied the request here since it was well written.