Great video as always 👍 I use octoprint every time I print. It was one of the first expansion of my printer I built. I love the video feed, and the possibilitys you get with plug-ins. Thanks for sharing 👍😁
Yours is the first channel explaining it in terms I could understand, step by step. All the others had me clicking away within one minute as they confused me with techno-jargon. If I knew what all that stuff meant, I wouldn't be turning to RUclips! I hope your other videos are as good. Subbed and liked. Thank you
15:05 CORRECTION: Printer Display is provided by DisplayLayerProgress-Plugin and not M117 Popup. It's also needed for Dashboard-Plugin. Anyway: Really good video!
Windows' Notepad has been fine for Linux files for a while now. You can't change the line ending, as you can in some editors, but if the lines end with , instead of , Notepad will leave all lines (including any new ones you add) with endings.
In some instances, a print will have artifacts because the printer's 8-bit processor is overwhelmed by the geometry. Would this be fixed by using Octoprint? Is the Raspberry Pi doing all the processing and just sending commands to move the printer's servos?
Hi Leon, our camera mount is a mix between this design here: ( cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/articulating-camera-mount ) and some of our own design parts. We can gather all the parts and upload a remix but not sure if we can do that in Cults.
Why does octoprint add code into the original Gcode. Eg. Fan On "G106 S255" . octoprint sends "G106 S255*85". Result is that the part cooling Fan does not turn on
Most ISP Routers will Block any "Funky" devices from accessing the network, thus your Octoprint becomes a No-Go zone and thus you will not be able to use it. Sad that no one has trouble shooted this issue, as it is the same issue with Sony Play Stations not being permitted by Routers to access the Network in such a way that they work.
I tried Octoprint for a while with a RPi Zero W on my Tarantula. It worked sometimes but other times the print stopped in mid-print. I'm not sure why that was but I gave up in the end and went back to using the SD card. Maybe it was under powered
Hi Sean, the Zero W is not recommended to use (as mentioned in the official octoprint website) due to it's weaker processing capabilities especially when having video feed. The Raspberry Pi 3B has more processing speed and therefore recommended to use. In my opinion, you can use it as long as you don't exceed some limits (video for example). As we mention in the video, the printer's settings and/or cable quality can also have influence.
Is the Trevor terantula pro octoprint compatible? I swear that looks like my printer @ 13:28. And if it's compostable with octoprint did that mean I can get a touchscreen from your other video? I'm super excited about getting a touchscreen and getting my printer on WiFi
Hi, Great video, I tried following all the steps to setup my raspberry pie cam on my Pi4 but I'm getting "Webcam stream loading..." vcgencmd get_camera returns "supported=1 detected=1 " Any suggestion?
Hi Luis, our camera mount is a mix between this design here: ( cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/articulating-camera-mount ) and some of our own design parts. We can gather all the parts and upload a remix but not sure if we can do that in Cults.
It didn't work for me. I did everything you said right up to connecting the Raspberry Pi (4b) to the printer, and then nothing happened. I tried typing the octopi.local in the browser but got a server unknown. I tried entering the IP address of the Raspberry Pi but also go an unknown. I connected the Raspberry Pi to a screen and started it again, and it started into a terminal window where I had to enter a octopi login. What is the login? Everything I enter is wrong. I even entered the pi / raspberry combination but it is also wrong. So it didn't work for me, why?
Hi! I'm really sad because I try so much thing to make my print good! There is some artefact like blob on curve.... all belt are tight, all wheel are checked, estep and flow rate is calibrated, and no clog are here... please help! Can I send you some picture? Some guys tell me that's it's an octoprint issue... but I don't know... bad quality seems to be only on curve and with a heat tower with curve, the curve was perfect... I don't understand!
@@ruiraptor yes, timelapse is disabled and I try to make the configuration change in firmware but nothing change... I send you an email (there is on you profile I think?)
Hi, to setup the wifi you first need to edit the file octopi-wpa-supplicant.txt with your credentials. The Pi should then be able to access your network unless you have your router blocking it. In that case you need to access your router and give access to it. The procedure how to do this will vary according to your router model. You can try connecting it directly to the router using a Lan cable too.
You don't need a Raspberry Pie!. I have running OctoPrint on 2 Odroid C2 and 2 OctoPrint Docker instances on an Odroid HC1. Way faster than a Raspberry Pie. It is basically running on any system that is running Python.
The Raspberry Pi 3B+ is 1.4Ghz but almost half the price ;) For extra memory you have the Raspberry Pi 4B with up to 4GB of memory and also 1.4GHz and still cheaper than the Odroid.
@@ruiraptor I didn't say that the odroid is cheaper, but you said that one would need a raspberry pie for octoprint. My Odroids have been cheaper, because I got them for free. It was a thank you for having coded a kernel driver for the device. Regarding the Raspberry pie 4B, even the very old Odroid C2 is still faster than the 4B and doesn't throttle because of heat.
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This is a very detailed guide that actually made me want to finally get an octoprint
perfect tutorial even after 3 years! thank you
i saw 10 videos.....and only with this i managed to install it perfect!!!! excellent work
Great video as always 👍
I use octoprint every time I print. It was one of the first expansion of my printer I built.
I love the video feed, and the possibilitys you get with plug-ins.
Thanks for sharing 👍😁
There is some nice plugins mentioned in the video. TFS.
Yours is the first channel explaining it in terms I could understand, step by step. All the others had me clicking away within one minute as they confused me with techno-jargon. If I knew what all that stuff meant, I wouldn't be turning to RUclips! I hope your other videos are as good. Subbed and liked. Thank you
Você é o melhor professor do youtube com certeza! 100% didático! Obrigado pela grande ajuda em todos os seus vídeos!
Olá, obrigado pelo comentário :)
15:05 CORRECTION: Printer Display is provided by DisplayLayerProgress-Plugin and not M117 Popup. It's also needed for Dashboard-Plugin. Anyway: Really good video!
HELL YEA. Thank you SIR for this video. 1st time octopi and 3D Print n00b. Im subbing and all that
Hi Joe, glad it helped :)
nice vid and clear explanation thanks
Thanks
Great video! Such a big help for me while setting everything up. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this
Thank you for this informative presentation keep them coming!
Thanks so much! This makes it look so simple, time to buy a pi!
Fantastic Info! Thanks for your help getting my system set up!
Windows' Notepad has been fine for Linux files for a while now. You can't change the line ending, as you can in some editors, but if the lines end with
, instead of
, Notepad will leave all lines (including any new ones you add) with
endings.
Grande Rui !
Seus tutoriais sempre inestimáveis.
Muito obrigado e um abraço do Brasil !
Hi Rui, thanks for encouraging me to try the py. Cheers.
In some instances, a print will have artifacts because the printer's 8-bit processor is overwhelmed by the geometry. Would this be fixed by using Octoprint? Is the Raspberry Pi doing all the processing and just sending commands to move the printer's servos?
MUITO BOM, PARABENS PELAS INFORMAÇÕES , ESPERO QUE CONTINUE NOS BRINDANDO COM TANTA INFORMAÇAO IMPORTANTE
Obrigado MakDrone :)
Very informative. Thanks for the video.
PS: Please invest in a pop filter for your microphone. Had to crank down my bass haha
Love it
I´m going to get it now, before i diddent dare
I can't find a raspberry pi to buy, so i bought an Orange instead... What do i have to do differently?
i have been trying to get my pi connect to my printer and the octopri for 2 months and it still doesnt work
Hello Rui! Great video as always! Can you please provide the camera arm STL? Thank you!
Hi Leon, our camera mount is a mix between this design here: ( cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/articulating-camera-mount ) and some of our own design parts. We can gather all the parts and upload a remix but not sure if we can do that in Cults.
Why does octoprint add code into the original Gcode.
Eg. Fan On "G106 S255" . octoprint sends "G106 S255*85".
Result is that the part cooling Fan does not turn on
Nice work 👍👍
Grande tutorial 👌
Most ISP Routers will Block any "Funky" devices from accessing the network, thus your Octoprint becomes a No-Go zone and thus you will not be able to use it. Sad that no one has trouble shooted this issue, as it is the same issue with Sony Play Stations not being permitted by Routers to access the Network in such a way that they work.
the SKR card should it have the jumper on USB or on VDD ? during connection between raspberry and the printer via USB ?
Hi amir, the jumper must be in VDD if your printer is printing.
Very good!! With the recent version of balenaEtcher there is no need to unzip the image file.
Hi Ewald, thank you for the information.
3:00 jigabite?
I tried Octoprint for a while with a RPi Zero W on my Tarantula. It worked sometimes but other times the print stopped in mid-print. I'm not sure why that was but I gave up in the end and went back to using the SD card. Maybe it was under powered
Hi Sean, the Zero W is not recommended to use (as mentioned in the official octoprint website) due to it's weaker processing capabilities especially when having video feed. The Raspberry Pi 3B has more processing speed and therefore recommended to use. In my opinion, you can use it as long as you don't exceed some limits (video for example). As we mention in the video, the printer's settings and/or cable quality can also have influence.
In the country part of are country is on that list below should we use that or do we do what you did and get are country code then delete the UK
It's easier if you just replace the one that is neabled (in this case the UK) with the code from your country.
If you want to interest me in going to this much trouble (and expense) you'll need to tell me what I can't do without it.
8:21 🙄 How do i find out about my router?
Is the Trevor terantula pro octoprint compatible? I swear that looks like my printer @ 13:28. And if it's compostable with octoprint did that mean I can get a touchscreen from your other video? I'm super excited about getting a touchscreen and getting my printer on WiFi
Hi, yes, the Tevo Tarantula is compatible with octoprint.
Hi,
Great video, I tried following all the steps to setup my raspberry pie cam on my Pi4 but I'm getting "Webcam stream loading..."
vcgencmd get_camera returns "supported=1 detected=1
"
Any suggestion?
Greetings Nuno,
Please check this and see if it helps:
community.octoprint.org/t/not-detecting-1-3-camera/18780/8
@@ruiraptor tnx for the link, but it didnt help, I created a post community.octoprint.org/t/labits-camera-not-working/28339/2
How do I in flash the sd card?
You need to use a software called etcher and follow the procedure at minute 4:00
Can you test Anet ET5 3D printer
Hi, thanks for your comment. We will try to review the AT5.
And your videos are great very informative
Rui, where did you get the camera support arm?
Hi Luis, our camera mount is a mix between this design here: ( cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/articulating-camera-mount ) and some of our own design parts. We can gather all the parts and upload a remix but not sure if we can do that in Cults.
It didn't work for me. I did everything you said right up to connecting the Raspberry Pi (4b) to the printer, and then nothing happened. I tried typing the octopi.local in the browser but got a server unknown. I tried entering the IP address of the Raspberry Pi but also go an unknown. I connected the Raspberry Pi to a screen and started it again, and it started into a terminal window where I had to enter a octopi login. What is the login? Everything I enter is wrong. I even entered the pi / raspberry combination but it is also wrong. So it didn't work for me, why?
Hi Bob, can your Router be blocking the raspberry from accessing the Wifi?
Hi!
I'm really sad because I try so much thing to make my print good! There is some artefact like blob on curve.... all belt are tight, all wheel are checked, estep and flow rate is calibrated, and no clog are here... please help! Can I send you some picture?
Some guys tell me that's it's an octoprint issue... but I don't know... bad quality seems to be only on curve and with a heat tower with curve, the curve was perfect... I don't understand!
Hi, do you have timelapse disabled? Send us an email with the pictures and your octoprint tab screens.
@@ruiraptor yes, timelapse is disabled and I try to make the configuration change in firmware but nothing change... I send you an email (there is on you profile I think?)
@@ruiraptor send it on facebook (^_^)
Does the SD card stay in the raspberry pi once you get the octoprint running?
Yes, the SD card cannot be removed while it's running.
When I type IP of raspberry pi nothing happens. Can you explain home network setup.? Not a single video in whole universe to setup home network.
Hi, to setup the wifi you first need to edit the file octopi-wpa-supplicant.txt with your credentials. The Pi should then be able to access your network unless you have your router blocking it. In that case you need to access your router and give access to it. The procedure how to do this will vary according to your router model. You can try connecting it directly to the router using a Lan cable too.
Hi Rui. Got a problem. the
Hi, what is the problem?
1.21 gigabytes!
POP FILTER
You don't need a Raspberry Pie!. I have running OctoPrint on 2 Odroid C2 and 2 OctoPrint Docker instances on an Odroid HC1. Way faster than a Raspberry Pie. It is basically running on any system that is running Python.
The Raspberry Pi 3B+ is 1.4Ghz but almost half the price ;) For extra memory you have the Raspberry Pi 4B with up to 4GB of memory and also 1.4GHz and still cheaper than the Odroid.
@@ruiraptor I didn't say that the odroid is cheaper, but you said that one would need a raspberry pie for octoprint. My Odroids have been cheaper, because I got them for free. It was a thank you for having coded a kernel driver for the device. Regarding the Raspberry pie 4B, even the very old Odroid C2 is still faster than the 4B and doesn't throttle because of heat.
@@ruiraptor the same clock speed doesn't mean that they have the same performance.
That is true
notepad messes with .txt fiels... ^^
Try using Notepad++ instead.
Not any more.
Meanwhile a duet 2 with cost 250€ XD
What country pronounces it Jiga-Byte? lol
Lol Jigabyte