FormerLurker / ArcWelderPlugin

A plugin for OctoPrint used to convert G0/G1 commands to G2/G3 commands. Reduce the size of your gcode files, and reduce number of gcodes per second sent to your printer.
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option to disable automatic convert / compression #230

Closed TylonHH closed 2 years ago

TylonHH commented 2 years ago

Hi, I use the plugin continuous print. The plugin generate gcodes to clean the bed. In this moment your awesome plugin is converting the new gcode. Thats bad in this workflow. So I have to disable your plugin within your menu. But then the manual compression in the file list also disappear.

So I request an option to disable the auto-compression. I still wanna use the button within the file-list.

I hope you understand what I mean.

kind regards

FormerLurker commented 2 years ago

Is there not an 'auto process' option in your version? It has honestly been a long time since I looked at the master release, so maybe it isn't there.

On a positive note, even if this isn't available in your version, there is a newer version you are welcome to try. It is packed with all kinds of goodies. Let me know!

TylonHH commented 2 years ago

Shame on me: I'm on Arc-Welder (1.0.1rc1.dev2) because of the experimental feature "3D Arcs(vase mode)". If the newest version has the vase mode too, I'll test it.

FormerLurker commented 2 years ago

It does, as well as travel arc support and better statistics! I just pushed new changes last weekend.

TylonHH commented 2 years ago

It does, as well as travel arc support and better statistics! I just pushed new changes last weekend.

The latest release I see is 1.0.0 from 10/2020 and the latest RC from 11/2021 As I wrote I'm at 1.0.1rc1.dev2. I guess you mean this RC.

FormerLurker commented 2 years ago

No, these changes aren't in that release. Try installing with the following url in the plugin manager (get more-> From url...): https://github.com/FormerLurker/ArcWelderPlugin/archive/refs/heads/rc/maintenance.zip

TylonHH commented 2 years ago

yeah I did. But there I still see no "auto process" option.

FormerLurker commented 2 years ago

Check here:

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I was wrong about the label for this setting, but I think you'll get the idea.