Great. Good idea, since it is “only” a img tag, it is pretty easy.
i was thinking to complicated. Now it fits nicely.

Looking forward for the “hide camera window when not printing” feature.
But no hurry.
Great work!
Great. Good idea, since it is “only” a img tag, it is pretty easy.
i was thinking to complicated. Now it fits nicely.

Looking forward for the “hide camera window when not printing” feature.
But no hurry.
Great work!
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 ;)