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    Hi Tom, Is there a way to change the display to minutes and seconds instead of seconds? Or even just change it to minutes with a decimal if thats easier? Ending a program and seeing something like 1647 sec run time is a little confusing.

    Also when i use optional stop the time resets when i resume, any way to get it to pause and resume and only reset at program end?

    And finally one last question, is there a way to estimate run time in simulation mode?

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    Hi mmurray,

    I find it easier to compare run times in seconds rather than hours:min:seconds. It may take up more precious space in the title also. But you aren't the first User asking so we should make that change.

    Regarding M0: it might work to only reset the time when starting at the beginning of a file. What do you think?

    Simulation mode doesn't currently run segments through the trajectory planner. It only plots the raw path segments so a time estimate would be somewhat difficult.

    We're currently trying to get a new Release out and don't want to make changes at the moment. But we can consider these for the next Version. Please keep after us to include them.

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    Sounds good Tom. Yes i think hours:min:sec would be nicer for sure.

    Yes having it reset at start of file would make more sense. And pause on a halt/M00/M01.

    Not a real big deal about the simulation time, I dont really need this. Wouldnt be very accurate with toolchanges anyway. And the following release would be fine, this is only a minor detail. Thanks again.



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    This has been on my wish list also.

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