Is Ploto just a Chia scheduler or does it do waaaay more? Like finding the correct timings and such?

[realdevnullius]

See subject: I'm anything but a code reader but I noticed you for sure had a lot of code! So, I'm left wondering... What kind of magic things does Ploto do? Feel free to brag USA-style ;-)

[tydeno]

As of right now, Ploto is basically „just“ a chia.exe scheduler that spawns jobs based on your configuration. But yes, it does more. Mainly on the convenience side of things.

• Protects your drives from overcomits by file size, as its aware of jobs on each and every drive used for plotting.

• Always looks for the fastest available drive with the least amount of jobs in progress.

• Leverages Discord Webhooks to keep you in the loop about whats going on with your plot jobs.

• On every cycle, it checks for aborted plot jobs (where chia.exe instance died) and deletes all associated logs and temp files to free up space.

• Allows you to automatically move final plots around your drives and your network (UNC paths).

So I think these are pretty much all features to brag about :)