Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-octoprint
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@sdetweil Thank you for testing :) I fixed up the documentation to include a position.
As for the missing thumbnails, did you install the plugin like I mentioned in the readme file? The plugins site also describes how to add thumbnails in your slicer software.
You should only enable the
showThumbnail
flag once you have thumbnails working. Otherwise it can lead to unexpected behaviour, like you’re experiencing.The same for the layer progress. It can only be properly shown when the plugin and slicer are properly configured.
I added some remarks about those flags in the readme file.
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@sdetweil Thanks for the heads up, just added it.
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@sdetweil I added a fallback thumbnail
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@btastic Slick. I like it.
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@btastic I did install the plugins
and went into thumbnails and scanned the gcode files…
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Great module, but mine keeps flipping between fine and unavailable. When it flips to unavailable I look at the ip address and all looks fine…
any idea what the issue is?
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Interessantes Modul,
leider wird bei mir außer “Lade…” nichts weiter angezeigt, auch nach 24 Std. nicht.Hard- & Software Infos:
Magic Mirror: 2.30 on Raspberry Pi4, 4GB
OctoPrint: 1.10.3, Python: 3.11.2, OctoPi: 1.1.0 on Raspberry Pi4, 8GB -
@xIExodusIx Try this: Remove this line
const fetch = require("fetch");
fromnode_helper.js
in the module directory. If it doesn’t work, show us the log output. -
@KristjanESPERANTO or just comment out
// const fetch = require(“fetch”);
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@KristjanESPERANTO & @sdetweil
Danke für die Hilfe, es scheint zu funktionieren, jetzt wird nicht mehr nur “Lade…” angezeigt, sondern die angegebenen Druck-Infos. Ich muss das aber noch mit einem Druck-Auftrag testen.Thanks for the help, it seems to work, now it’s not just showing “loading…” anymore, now it shows the specified print information. But I still have to test this with a print job.
Thank you :-)