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theophile / SuperSlicer_to_Orca_scripts

Script(s) to convert SuperSlicer data for use in Orca Slicer
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Convertion of filament within Linux WSL will only convert one ini File #11

Closed Sempre closed 1 year ago

Sempre commented 1 year ago

I have tried to convert all my Filaments within an Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS WSL instance. The conversition was done with access to the SuperSlicer installation on Windows and with the following command:

perl superslicer_to_orca.pl --input /mnt/c/User//AppData/Roaming/SuperSlicer/filament/*.ini --outdir ../converted/ --nozzle-size 0.4 --force-output

As Result i got: grafik

Its is reproducible with the usage of specific Filament names

grafik

An as a proof there is the list of Filaments availabile

grafik

I tried the same directly within windows and with Strawberry Perl which leads to success

grafik

Regards

theophile commented 1 year ago

Interesting. It looks like the wildcard expansion isn't working right on WSL/Linux. I'll spin up my Ubuntu installation and do some testing. In the meantime, can you let me know what happens if you use the following parameters for the --input command?

Sempre commented 1 year ago

Tested both and seems to be working. Just for your information, as i started the WSL Linux a few minutes ago there was an update to wsl which i did. It could be a coincidence but i thought i mention it.

"/mnt/c/User//AppData/Roaming/SuperSlicer/filament/*.ini" (enclosed in quotation marks)

grafik

/mnt/c/User//AppData/Roaming/SuperSlicer/filament/ (just the directory path)

grafik

theophile commented 1 year ago

Tested both and seems to be working. Just for your information, as i started the WSL Linux a few minutes ago there was an update to wsl which i did. It could be a coincidence but i thought i mention it.

Thanks @Sempre. I think I've identified and fixed the problem. Please do a git pull and let me know if your original command (with wildcard and no quotes) works as expected now.

Sempre commented 1 year ago

@theophile

Thanks @Sempre. I think I've identified and fixed the problem. Please do a git pull and let me know if your original command (with wildcard and no quotes) works as expected now.

Did a test and it seems to be working now aas expedcted. Thank you for the fast response and fix

theophile commented 1 year ago

Great! Thanks for the feedback!