Timelapses, are they possible?
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go and run:
python -Vand thenpython3 -VYou will probably see that the first one returns
2.7.somethingand the other one3.something.else.
We need 3.something for the timelapse script to work.You can also avoid this monkey dance by simply calling the timelapse script itself:
sudo /home/pi/timelapse.py timelapses/ 192.168.1.7 http://192.1.168.13:8080/?action=snapshot -
@resam said in Timelapses, are they possible?:
go and run:
python -Vand thenpython3 -VYou will probably see that the first one returns
2.7.somethingand the other one3.something.else.
We need 3.something for the timelapse script to work.You can also avoid this monkey dance by simply calling the timelapse script itself:
sudo /home/pi/timelapse.py timelapses/ 192.168.1.7 http://192.1.168.13:8080/?action=snapshotuh ok....I'm not a Linux expert....I've change from python to python3 and now no error appear logging into....I've started a trial print to see if all works...I'll let you know in few minutes!
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@resam said in Timelapses, are they possible?:
go and run:
python -Vand thenpython3 -VYou will probably see that the first one returns
2.7.somethingand the other one3.something.else.
We need 3.something for the timelapse script to work.You can also avoid this monkey dance by simply calling the timelapse script itself:
sudo /home/pi/timelapse.py timelapses/ 192.168.1.7 http://192.1.168.13:8080/?action=snapshotit's printing but I don't see images going into the folder as long as layers changes
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just start the script in the interactive console (putty) directly. It should print a few log lines so we can see what is happening.
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@resam said in Timelapses, are they possible?:
just start the script in the interactive console (putty) directly. It should print a few log lines so we can see what is happening.
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Did you enable Telnet in your printer config?
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ok - that looks right. However it is failing to send commands to the printer...
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@resam said in Timelapses, are they possible?:
ok - that looks right. However it is failing to send commands to the printer...
Does the error message repeat after 15-20 seconds?yes it does
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do you have the timelapse python script running multiple times?
reboot the pi and make sure to not start it more than once.
it's probably easier for debugging to remove the autostart and enter the command into putty directly. -
@resam said in Timelapses, are they possible?:
do you have the timelapse python script running multiple times?
reboot the pi and make sure to not start it more than once.
it's probably easier for debugging to remove the autostart and enter the command into putty directly.yes you're right it's running twice I'm afraid, once for the autostart and maybe the second when I log in?
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if you used /etc/profile or .bashrc, then yes - this will likely cause multiple starts.
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@resam said in Timelapses, are they possible?:
if you used /etc/profile or .bashrc, then yes - this will likely cause multiple starts.
ok, I leaved from profile ad rebooted pi
as before
Have you got an idea about the problem?
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@resam said in Timelapses, are they possible?:
do you have the timelapse python script running multiple times?
reboot the pi and make sure to not start it more than once.
it's probably easier for debugging to remove the autostart and enter the command into putty directly.Good morning....I've tried to understand what could be the problem reading the script but Phyton is over my knowledge...could you help me? Thanks!
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I've tried to use this as well: https://dr-b.io/post/Duet-3D-Printer-TimeLapse
But it doesn't work for me because of a parsing error with the JSON given by the Duet webserver I suppose...I can't contact the author of the procedure (my questions haven't been moderated yet)....does anyone use this? In case not does anyone know if in the latest version of the Duet webserver somehing has been changed in the JSON mentioned in the above link?
Thanks
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have you tried Danal's version?
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@jay_s_uk said in Timelapses, are they possible?:
have you tried Danal's version?
https://github.com/DanalEstes/DuetLapseno, not yet
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That handles both versions of responses from RRF
Owns various duet boards and is the main wiki maintainer for the Teamgloomy LPC/STM32 port of RRF. Assume I'm running whatever the latest beta/stable build is
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@jay_s_uk said in Timelapses, are they possible?:
That handles both versions of responses from RRF
I'll give it a try so! Thanks for he advice
