Open wormiedk opened 3 years ago
I have the same issue.
I have same issue
same issue
Same issue, is this getting fixed?
Edit: Have tried Simplify 3D, and Cura as well. Uploaded the File, loaded it and waited for the analysing to complete. The whole time it just said "Cost: no filament from meta".
Same issue, never works for the first time printed. Used three different browsers, reboot rpi, reboot octoprint. "Cost: no filament from meta" Cura has time, weight and length in the gcode.
Same issue, might be related to file size? It works on some of my smaller print files
Same issue.
I have same issue
Required Filament unknown Ungefähre Dauer: - Kosten: no filament from meta Dauer: 02:18:09 Verbleibend: 06:40:48 ● Gedruckt: 5.3MB / 21.1MB Current Height: 5.9 / -mm Layer: 96 / 373
Same issue. Only seems to happen on large file size prints.
I have this same issue. Has anyone found a fix? Cura was working fine but I recently switched to superslicer and now I get this error.
I have installed plugin now, and sam error
Please check.
"In my case this was indeed caused by the PrintTimeGenious plugin. To resolve this, open PrintTimeGenious settings and enable "Enable OctoPrint's built-in analyzer (slow and unnecessary)". This allows the metadata file to be created."
https://githubmemory.com/repo/OllisGit/OctoPrint-CostEstimation/issues/9
Please check.
"In my case this was indeed caused by the PrintTimeGenious plugin. To resolve this, open PrintTimeGenious settings and enable "Enable OctoPrint's built-in analyzer (slow and unnecessary)". This allows the metadata file to be created."
https://githubmemory.com/repo/OllisGit/OctoPrint-CostEstimation/issues/9
Thanks, this sorted it for me.
I was able to fix my error. My Octopi system was based on 17.x with an update to 18.x. After a sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade, the OctoPrint CostEstimation plugin works as it should again. I assume the developer of the plugin doesn't use the standard Octopie image, but a more recent Linux system on which he tests the plugin. Maybe that's where the error comes from.
Please check.
"In my case this was indeed caused by the PrintTimeGenious plugin. To resolve this, open PrintTimeGenious settings and enable "Enable OctoPrint's built-in analyzer (slow and unnecessary)". This allows the metadata file to be created."
https://githubmemory.com/repo/OllisGit/OctoPrint-CostEstimation/issues/9
This worked for me as well, however the original analyzer is rather slow.
As an alternative, one can enable Analyzers > Marlin firmware simulation
(much faster than the original analyzer), which seems to work just as well in terms of allowing cost estimation to work correctly.
I get a message which I am unsure how to fix: Cost: no filament from meta
I am using prusaslicer for slicing my gcode and uploading using the api.