Releases: markwal/OctoPrint-PolarCloud
1.18
What's Changed
- Upgrade printer server connection (socket 4.x) and socket sleep time optimizations by @vmorrisPolar in #69
New Contributors
- @vmorrisPolar made their first contribution in #69
Full Changelog: 1.17...1.18
1.17
What's Changed
- Connect to Polar3D's new service end point
- Replace the crypto dependency (pyOpenSSL to pyCryptoDome)
- Fix slicing to accept Polar3D's new setting scheme
Full Changelog: 1.15...1.17
1.15
Rerelease of 1.14, fix release number issue causing incessant release notification
1.14 notes:
New Registration UI
Change registration to a two tiered process. Choose machine type (delta, cartesian, belt) first, and then select from an updated list of predefined printer types. You can also "unregister" your printer. Please, if you've chosen a printer at random before, to look thru the updated list to see if yours is there now. If not - choose "Other / Custom" and you'll be given the chance to set your printer up on the Polar Cloud Build Plate (virtual build environment).
Automatic Next Print (for belt printers)
This update also allows for Belt Printers to tell the Plugin that they're able to accept print after print, meaning any job in the printer queue will begin printing as the "belt" (or other continuous method) advances the print.
1.14
Change registration to a two tiered process. Choose machine type (delta, cartesian, belt) first, and then select from an updated list of predefined printer types. You can also "unregister" your printer. Please, if you've chosen a printer at random before, to look thru the updated list to see if yours is there now. If not - choose "Other / Custom" and you'll be given the chance to set your printer up on the Polar Cloud Build Plate (virtual build environment). This update also allows for Belt Printers to tell the Plugin that they're able to accept print after print, meaning any job in the printer queue will begin printing as the "belt" (or other continuous method) advances the print.
1.13
1.12
1.11
Action recommended: install gstreamer's libav plugin (apt install gstreamer1.0-libav)
- Newer versions of OctoPrint (>=1.4.0), support recording timelapse videos in H.264 format. In order for PolarCloud to be able to transcode that for upload, we need the gstreamer libav plugin. If you don't select that format (though it's nice in that more computers support playback than the mpeg2 format), no action required. This extra install is only necessary if you choose that option in OctoPrint's timelapse settings.
apt install gstreamer1.0-libav
- This release includes changes to allow the plugin to run under Python 3.0 (Python 2.0 is almost end-of-life)