@resam said in Cura thumbnails are not shown:
it to them. I'm not even sure if they built this specifically to be compatible with Duet / RepR
@resam said in Cura thumbnails are not shown:
it to them. I'm not even sure if they built this specifically to be compatible with Duet / RepR
Duet documentation states that low inductance = higher speed or rather holding its torque for a wider range of speed so looking at just the spec sheet LDO one seems to be better. I've also found these motors (if you're in europe) to be good on paper too: https://www.reichelt.com/de/en/hybrid-stepper-motor-nema-17-0-9-2-4-a-2-4-v-act-17hm5424-p237911.html
It's both 0.9 and low inductance compared to a lot of offerings from different brands.
I prefer the macro because
1- Cura doesn't have conditional gcode
2- I can use the macro with any Slicer without changing it
I'm trying to convert this PrusaSlicer code to a RRF macro. Is there a way to achieve it? where can I find the documentation for all the possible variables I can use?
; 0.2mm layer, 8 bands 5mm each, total height 40mm
{if layer_num== 1}M572 D0 S0.0
{elsif layer_num== 25}M572 D0 S0.05
{elsif layer_num== 50}M572 D0 S0.10
{elsif layer_num== 75}M572 D0 S0.15
{elsif layer_num== 100}M572 D0 S0.20
{elsif layer_num== 125}M572 D0 S0.25
{elsif layer_num== 150}M572 D0 S0.30
{elsif layer_num== 175}M572 D0 S0.35
{endif}
@resam said in Cura thumbnails are not shown:
it to them. I'm not even sure if they built this specifically to be compatible with Duet / RepR
@dc42 would you be willing to fix it on your end or should report to Cura?
Maybe I'm missing an information here but my problem has no relevance to the Cura RRF plugin. I don't use that plugin. This is a post-processing script that embeds the thumbnail in the gcode and I upload the gcode manually via DWC.
Here is the link to the script: https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/blob/master/plugins/PostProcessingPlugin/scripts/CreateThumbnail.py
You can switch between master and 5.0 branch. It looks same to me.
I'm running 3.4 stable both RRF and DWC. Standalone mode.
The thumbnail is created with the official post-processing plugin of cura.
@jay_s_uk I'm not sure it has anything to do with Cura version. It's the exact same post-processing script.
Hi all,
Here is a snippet from the latest Cura. Looks like the format seems fine and indeed the image format used is PNG, so I'm not sure why DWC can't view them.
Any ideas?