After installing timelapse via ssh it tells you where the output and frame_path paths are. For me using Klipper had to modify the moonraker.conf file like this: output_path: ~/klipper_config/timelapse/ and frame_path: /tmp/timelapse/klipper_config Now it seems to work :D
HOla! gracias por tu video! hice todos los pasos pero no me hace el timelaps :/ , estoy usando prusaslicer. Al final del Github aparece : "Fallback Configfile based moonraker.conf" eso debo ponerlo? saludos y gracias nuevamente
I feel like i'm bashing my head against a wall trying to install a Logitech C270 on to klipper on my 3d printer. Every video I watch just tells you what to do if you have a raspberry pi. I don't have raspberry pi i have a 3d printer that has klipper firmware that i access via fluidd - surely i'm missing something!
Hi! Thanks for the video! I´m having some trouble. I dont see any .mp4 file after print is finished. Theres no files and I can only save frames. It creates a .zip file and the images in there are unviewable. Do you have any idea what could be wrong?
have you tried opening these in a video editor? I'm just starting but could be a img seq. once imported into the video editor (like DaVinci, will combine to make a video, just a guess.
Just slap the following in your printer.cfg for pi temp and MCU temp [temperature_sensor raspberry_pi] sensor_type: temperature_host min_temp: 10 max_temp: 100 [temperature_sensor mcu_temp] sensor_type: temperature_mcu min_temp: 0 max_temp: 100 👍
Hi. Thanks a lot but after install, if I activate "firmware retraction", I get the following error message :" Error evaluating 'gcode_macro _SET_TIMELAPSE_SETUP:gcode': CommandError: [firmware_retraction] not defined in printer.cfg. Can not enable fw_retract" . My print is a 3deer with a specific Klipper. After following your instructions, no file "timelapse.cfg" created. I tried to create it but impossible. Thanks
Add [firmware_retraction] to you printer.cfg. here is the example, just uncomment retract_length, retract_speed, unretract_extra_length, and unretract_speed and set to what you have in your slicer. [firmware_retraction] #retract_length: 0 # The length of filament (in mm) to retract when G10 is activated, # and to unretract when G11 is activated (but see # unretract_extra_length below). The default is 0 mm. #retract_speed: 20 # The speed of retraction, in mm/s. The default is 20 mm/s. #unretract_extra_length: 0 # The length (in mm) of *additional* filament to add when # unretracting. #unretract_speed: 10 # The speed of unretraction, in mm/s. The default is 10 mm/s.
Hola espero me puedas responder, como hago para ver la tmperatura de mi PI en mi panel de control de mainsail os, quiero que aparezca como el tuyo la temperatura de PI abajo de la temperatura del extrusor y de la cama
Sorry, I don.t know enough about Eledoo's implementation of Klipper to be much help. could be wroth making a post on the GitHub below, the devs over there are very helpful.
Hi, you need to do something called SSH. if you're on windows there is a program called Putty you can install and then you just put in the IP address of your pi that kipper is installed on and it will prompt you for your user name and password used to set up Klipper, then it will open a screen "terminal" that will be remotely connected to the Pi. If you are using a 3D printer that came with Klipper installed then you will need to find the default username and password. If you run into any problems, just post back and will try and help.
Nice one of the best install and setup video for timelapse so far. Well done! (moonraker-timelapse maintainer here)
Thank you, sincerely appreciate the nice comment and all the work you and the team have put in to make this so simple to get up and running!
Thank you for your service
Extremely thorough, easy to understand and you show everything we need to do!! Very helpful for a beginner like me! Thank you!!
Thank you for the kind words. Really glad to hear it helped!
Extremely underrated video, thank you very much!
Thank you for the kind words, just hope the video helped!
thank you, great video. the speed was just right to follow along to and your voice was soothing
Thank you for the kind words, glad it helped!
Great video! This was the only tutorial that allowed me to actually get it working. Just trying to tune in retraction settings for when the head parks
Thank you. Really glad to hear it worked!
Want to mention a `make uninstall` will launch the uninstaller, good job and thanks for the video
Thank you very much for the detailed explanation. You are very helpful to newbies like me.
Thank you for the kind words, I am just happy to be able to help!
This is such a great and informative video. Thank you so much.
Thank you for the kind words, hope it helped!
Thanks for the guide! did this intall two years ago so this brought me up to speed real fast!
Great video! No added bs/fluff. just clear and concise!
Thanks Zeal, hope it helped!
Great video! thanks for this, works well and worked the first time.
thanks, it worked for me. great vid :)!
Thank you, happy to hear it worked for you!
amazing tutorial - thanks for the efforts
Thank you for the kind words, hope it helped!
Nice video. If you're a bit familiar with klipper this is an easy and clear guide 👍
Thank you, hope this helped!
After installing timelapse via ssh it tells you where the output and frame_path paths are. For me using Klipper had to modify the moonraker.conf file like this:
output_path: ~/klipper_config/timelapse/
and
frame_path: /tmp/timelapse/klipper_config
Now it seems to work :D
Thanks for the info Juan!
easy to flow the steps needed. thx
Thanx
No problem, hope it helped!
Great tutorial, thx)
Thank you Yurii Happy it helped!
NICEEEE👌
easier than in octoprint. Can i use a dslr like a webcam on the pi/klipper?
HOla! gracias por tu video! hice todos los pasos pero no me hace el timelaps :/ , estoy usando prusaslicer. Al final del Github aparece : "Fallback Configfile based moonraker.conf" eso debo ponerlo? saludos y gracias nuevamente
I feel like i'm bashing my head against a wall trying to install a Logitech C270 on to klipper on my 3d printer.
Every video I watch just tells you what to do if you have a raspberry pi. I don't have raspberry pi i have a 3d printer that has klipper firmware that i access via fluidd - surely i'm missing something!
Hi! Thanks for the video! I´m having some trouble. I dont see any .mp4 file after print is finished. Theres no files and I can only save frames. It creates a .zip file and the images in there are unviewable. Do you have any idea what could be wrong?
have you tried opening these in a video editor? I'm just starting but could be a img seq. once imported into the video editor (like DaVinci, will combine to make a video, just a guess.
@@ShaunBennett I got it working. I had something wrong in the cfg file. Dont even remember it anymore what was wrong 😁
My Moonraker broke after doing this first set of steps.
I’m using Sonic pad Klipper, how can I install the moonraker ?
How did you get your Pi's temp on the dashboard under extruder and heat bed?
Just slap the following in your printer.cfg for pi temp and MCU temp
[temperature_sensor raspberry_pi]
sensor_type: temperature_host
min_temp: 10
max_temp: 100
[temperature_sensor mcu_temp]
sensor_type: temperature_mcu
min_temp: 0
max_temp: 100
👍
@@PigeonPrint Thank you so much!!! Worked perfectly, and prompt response. You have most definitely earned a sub. It's the least I can do.
@@Nyopanpopan Thank you Justin, just happy to help!
My camera does not appear on the select menu inside ''timelapse''
any idea?
I follow the instructions very closely. My timelapse does only that very last picture and only one frame. Please any advice on this?
Hi. Thanks a lot but after install, if I activate "firmware retraction", I get the following error message :" Error evaluating 'gcode_macro _SET_TIMELAPSE_SETUP:gcode': CommandError: [firmware_retraction] not defined in printer.cfg. Can not enable fw_retract" . My print is a 3deer with a specific Klipper. After following your instructions, no file "timelapse.cfg" created. I tried to create it but impossible. Thanks
Add [firmware_retraction] to you printer.cfg. here is the example, just uncomment retract_length, retract_speed, unretract_extra_length, and unretract_speed and set to what you have in your slicer.
[firmware_retraction]
#retract_length: 0
# The length of filament (in mm) to retract when G10 is activated,
# and to unretract when G11 is activated (but see
# unretract_extra_length below). The default is 0 mm.
#retract_speed: 20
# The speed of retraction, in mm/s. The default is 20 mm/s.
#unretract_extra_length: 0
# The length (in mm) of *additional* filament to add when
# unretracting.
#unretract_speed: 10
# The speed of unretraction, in mm/s. The default is 10 mm/s.
Hola espero me puedas responder, como hago para ver la tmperatura de mi PI en mi panel de control de mainsail os, quiero que aparezca como el tuyo la temperatura de PI abajo de la temperatura del extrusor y de la cama
Hola, en su archivo printer.cfg agregue la línea:
[temperature_sensor raspberry_pi]
sensor_type: temperature_host
min_temp: 10
max_temp: 100
cannot install on my elegoo neptune 4 max using klipper. it gives error100 :(
Sorry, I don.t know enough about Eledoo's implementation of Klipper to be much help. could be wroth making a post on the GitHub below, the devs over there are very helpful.
Great voice, dude, im serious. You can work on the radio or something.
You are too kind!
hello how do i go to terminal i dont know how??
Hi, you need to do something called SSH. if you're on windows there is a program called Putty you can install and then you just put in the IP address of your pi that kipper is installed on and it will prompt you for your user name and password used to set up Klipper, then it will open a screen "terminal" that will be remotely connected to the Pi.
If you are using a 3D printer that came with Klipper installed then you will need to find the default username and password. If you run into any problems, just post back and will try and help.
thx for this nice guide! feel free to contact us on discord, if you need help for a video.
Thank you, sincerely appreciated!