Is there any chance to give the stream object a CSS name to override the common resolution of the webstream via CSS?
Right now, as i can see it, it fetches the stream from http://octopiIP:8080 as it is.
Thats killing my mirror ;)
Is there any chance to give the stream object a CSS name to override the common resolution of the webstream via CSS?
Right now, as i can see it, it fetches the stream from http://octopiIP:8080 as it is.
Thats killing my mirror ;)
Perfect! Already pulled and adjusted.
Thank you really much.
I appreciate your fast and nice work.
Awesome. Thanks, dude.
made some little adustments to fit my needs.
The only thing which i think could be also interesting is maybe the temperatures of the nozzle and the bed?
Would it be possible to just see the
status like ETA and % and the stream optional?
Exactly like your screenshot, but without the stream?
I guess i would find some place for that infromation ;)
Nice!
Since i only have a 19" MM (going to update to 22" these days) i do not have enough space left for this nice little thing.
I guess my wife would slowly start to kill me, if i would add a stream of the actual print ;)
since the printer is only 5 meters away from the Mirror
Need to build another mirror i guess :P
Why are you not using a small and cheap pir sensor?
why are you using a MM module?
This is not related to the mirror itself. Use @cowboysdude (how funny is that in this context ;) ) script.
You can find it in his github respository. By the way, this dude creates really cool stuff, so its worth to have a closer look to it.
If your PIR is cabled well, it should work easily.
Sieht super aus!
Vergess bloß nicht die Fusselrolle zu kaufen ;)
Very nice module.
But sadly your source doesn’t deliver in german aswell :(