jon-harper
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1 year ago My bad! I use GitHub for software projects so I'm really used to it. I need to do a better job accounting for that.
What's Happening
First, let me kinda explain what I think is going on. GitHub is centered around file versions, and has "branches". I wrote up short thread about how git works and used OmniBox as an example. This may help explain things.
The pic below shows the OmniBox branches:
0.9.9-unstable has the stuff that's not fit-tested (like the RSP-500 file). Once it's tested, it goes into 0.9.9-beta.
GitHub makes it really easy to accidentally switch back to the main branch, though. So you might be looking at 0.9.9-unstable and accidentally wind back up in the main branch. Another user had a similar issue and accidentally printed the wrong base, so clarifying this is definitely something I need to address.
Fixing It
There's two easy ways to fix this for you:
- Download a Zip copy of the 0.9.9-unstable
- Has a straight copy of the files
- Probably the simplest solution for now
- Use GitHub desktop
- It's kinda like OneDrive or DropBox but for GitHub.
- You can just browse the files on your hard drive.
- Lets you set the branch you're working with, too.
Either way, go to the 0.9.9-unstable branch and hit the green "Code" button and switch to the "Local" tab, like below. From there you can download the Zip or open the branch in GitHub Desktop.
Lastly, here's a direct link to the RSP-500 folder in the unstable branch.
I try to back up your 0.9.9 files as they change and I found that PSUs folder is now missing was there an issue with the Mean Well LRS-350 file? Second question is there plans for a Mean Well RSP-500-24 file? I have 2 of these headed my way to install on my 2 printers and really want to drop them in the Omnibox to get rid of the Mean Well LRS-350 I currently run. I can not open step files but I have included the drawing file from Mean Well hoping it has the mounting points included to help with file creation.
Thanks for all you do
RSP-500-3D.zip