Missing projection path in auto roast and simulator

[prmango43]

Ran a couple of auto roast and noticed that the "tick" marks for the projection path of the ET is missing. BT "tick" marks showing OK. Is there an option where this is toggled on/off on the background option screen or was this changed with the recent AS version? Attached is current bkgd settings. TIA

EDIT: Ran simulator with bkgd -- only BT has "tick" marks. Also attached.

Dual M2S AS 4.0.2 Windows 10 Pro

[prmango43]

ET projection curve was deprecated after AS 3.2.0.

EDIT: Not Deprecated!

[MAKOMO]

How is this? I have ET projections running the current Artisan v4.0.2. Note that projections are not shown for extremely high RoR readings.

[prmango43]

I can't tell you why. I have a laptop running Windows 10 Pro which is my roasting platform. ET projection missing during auto roasting and when using simulator a check for auto roast. I also have a workstation on which I do testing -- designer, simulator, transposer mainly -- running Windows 11 Pro AS 4.0.2. and ET projection is not showing in simulator. On the W11, I installed Sandbox and ran test from AS 4.0.2 back stopping at AS 3.2.0 where I see the ET projection curve -- well at least in simulator. I have not tried Sandbox on the W10 roasting platform but believe results will be the same. Suggestions??

Tested: 4.0.2, 3.4.0, 3.2.1, 3.2.0

Dual M2S AS 4.0.2 Windows 10 Pro

[roasterdave]

Is there an option where this is toggled on/off on the background option screen or was this changed with the recent AS version?

Projections are not related to the background. The Projection options are found in menu Config>> Curves.

[prmango43]

Yes, but I can't find any reason why that option was off. I'm usually good at making notations, but unable find any on this matter. I recall checking the RoR type -- linear or quadratic, but as there is no help option for this screen I left it as default. So somehow I saved an aset having ET projection off and it was passed on to subsequent AS versions because I don't create a new clean aset for each update. Probably would have gone unnoticed if I was not so set on better understanding the auto roast process. Thanks.