Event - build plate temperature
Matt2k34 opened this issue · 5 comments
Hey
Set this up yesterday and loving it so far.
I'm not sure if this is supported and I'm missing something, or isn't supported.
Can you add events for hotend / hotbed cooling? It's great that it prompts on complete, I just have to give it 10-15 mins for the glass bed to cool so the print pops off, would be good to either add a followup notification on a timer. Or better if it can pull the hotbed temp and report on that. (eg when the hotbed passes below X degrees, - and possibly with a margin of error for PID fluctuations)
Thanks!
This would be very nice, I saw this plugin come up today, it triggers GCODE, could use it add a monitor in octoslack for a specific M300 Gcode, but direct support would be nice.
I just did a quick test, I installed the CooldownNotification and set the Execute GCODE to "M300 S500 P500" (a simple beep) and then configured Octoslack to Monitor for G-code sent starts with "M300 S500 P500" and it works as expected and includes the print temperatures too.
It is 2 plugins to get it done, but it is a solution for now.
Hi, your plugin is working like a charm. But it would be really cool to have events on reaching some temperature thresholds on all hotends. E.g. for heat up done or cool down done.
This shouldn't be all that difficult to implement. I have an idea or two how to enhance what I saw in CooldownNotification
@M1S2 - I've only ever used a single nozzle printer and therefore have only seen internal OctoPrint data for a single nozzle. You mentioned "nozzles" - do you have any insight into multi-nozzle printing? I'm trying to formulate how to best handle multiple nozzle with different temperature expectations (different target temps for different materials, not alll nozzles are active, etc.)
Hi, sorry, I only have a single nozzle on my printer. With all hotends I mean the nozzle and heatbed.
So it would be cool to receive a notification if the heatbed and nozzle reach their target temperatures (heating done) or if the heatbed falls below a specific threshold (ready to remove the print from the heatbed).