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Klipper_Power_Resume

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All feedback/ideas would be greatly appreciated

Installation instructions

Installation instructions can be found here: https://github.com/T9Air/Klipper_Power_Resume/blob/main/Docs/Installation.md

NOTE: You must have VIRTUAL_SDCARD enabled

Usage

You can find the instructions on how to use the interface over here: https://github.com/T9Air/Klipper_Power_Resume/blob/main/Docs/Usage.md

Changelog

version 3.4.1

  • Fixed #58
  • Use SET_GCODE_OFFSET to change the z-position when homing on the print itself. This should speed up making a _restarted file

version 3.4.0

  • User can choose to just log every layer
  • When adding the log macros, the logging only starts after the first G0 or G1 command

version 3.3.0

  • Logging how many bytes of the gcode file were run, not what line the file is up to
  • When adding logs, the command is more explicit than sed, enabling added features in the future

version 3.2.4

  • Cleaned up the root directory and moved these files into subdirectories:
    • Logger.cfg and all the macros scripts went into one directory
    • The log files went into a separate directory

version 3.2.3

  • Created a minimum amount of lines that can be skipped: 5
  • Log the current speed, revert back from v3.2.2
  • Log the current extrusion value
  • Subtract all extrusions by the saved extrusion value when making a _restarted file

version 3.2.2

  • 2 log files are used
  • When restarting, ask User for the speed, instead of logging the speed during the print
  • Fixed 2 errors:
    • Get "ome: command not found" when going back to menu.sh
    • When giving a file without the .gcode extension, but the file has a "." in the name, it does not add .gcode to the end of the extension, and therefore can not find the file

version 3.2.1

  • The speed is logged, and used in the _restarted file
  • In the install script, only add [include logger.cfg] to printer.cfg if it is not already there
  • The gcode to move to the last known position has been changed to have the z axis moved separately than the x & y axes

version 3.2.0

  • After creating a _restarted file, user can start the print from the interface
  • When interface first opened, if the print has been cancelled, the interface asks whether to make a _restarted file or not

version 3.1.0

  • User can now home on the print itself, instead of just in the corner
  • Fixed bug in make_restarted_file.sh where if files do not exist, the script will still run

version 3.0.0

  • Logging and unlogging done through shell scripts instead of a Python script
  • Use gcode_shell_command instead of the previous klipper-extras repo that was in use
  • When logging during printing, each axis is logged on its own line
  • Made a new install script
  • Updated uninstall script

version 2.2.1

  • Can fully uninstall directly from the interface
  • Ask the user how many lines skipped in make_restarted_file.sh

version 2.2.0

  • User can create and edit custom start gcode files from the interface
  • Added checks to add_logs.sh and make_restarted_file.sh to see if the user added .gcode in the filename, and act accordingly

version 2.1.0

  • Allow user to use a custom gcode file as the start gcode

version 2.0.0

  • Deprecated the post-processing script for Cura
  • Deprecated the Python script to make a _restarted file
  • Created the command line interface with these basic features
    • Add the logging gcode to the gcode files
    • Make a _restarted file just by inputting basic information
    • Used the install script from v1.1.0 with minor changes
    • An uninstall script

version 1.1.0

  • Added an install script
  • Still no interface for other features, and creating a _restarted file is still complicated

version 1.0.0

  • All basic functionality is working, without an interface
  • No scripts for installation
  • Creating a _restarted file is complicated