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Timelapse recording ending #384
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you might be able to get around this by adding some additional travel or a pause after the finishing gcode, in kiss this is accomplished in the post g-code section |
Foosel: I added a number of redundant Z-moves with pauses to the end of my G-Code, but it doesn't seem to take multiple frames. What logic in the code causes a new frame to be taken? This is the code I added (10 times) |
Z-based or time-based timelapse? |
I added a new option to the timelapse configuration page (in the |
You're brilliant, thanks. My question was related to Z-based BTW. I guess I wasn't adding enough frames. I've written a post-processing script which sorts out get the bed in the right place for issue 370 (#370) but was trying this as the same time. |
BTW: By this "the image capturing will continue for another 25s ", did you actually mean "the image capturing will continue for another 25 frames", as logically the 2 options end up with different results this way? |
25 frames with a capturing interval of 1s will take 25s. So what I actually meant was, the movie won't be starting to render until For z triggered Timelapse that's different, since there only one image will |
Ok, understood. Makes sense now. So you capture for 25s, but that's 1 more second of footage. Thanks again for doing this. I'll pull down the devel branch and try it out (maybe on the weekend). If I can make sense of where the changes are needed then I might try to make the Z-changes as an option that I made for the gcode post processing script |
Apologies for being stupid (I'm a Github novice), but I tried to find a commit relating to your comment above and can't. You haven't reference this issue and manually looking at all the commits you made month, I can't find any that appear to do what you said above. |
You can now define an amount of seconds that should be added to the rendered timelapse (so, since the current fps setting is 25 frames per seconds, 25 * the configured amount of post roll seconds images will need to be captured). Timed timelapses add this to the actual run time of the timelapse capturing process (so if you configure 1s post roll, a timed timelapse will run 25s longer than the print) Z-triggered timelapses just create one last capture from the webcam and use this image again and again (so 25 times for a post roll of 1s). Implements #384
Not your fault, I managed to open the commit dialog in my IDE, but forgot to click commit -- I guess it was simply too late. Sorry, it's pushed now (see above)! |
Hrmm I applied this commit rebooted and got this 2014-03-05 15:29:24,759 - octoprint.gcodefiles - INFO - Migrating metadata if necessary... Aside from the update, Nothing has changed. |
Did I mention that it was late... cough Try again please, just pushed a fix for that. |
New errors Traceback (most recent call last): |
Hm, nope, that's on your end, in the repository that file looks totally fine: https://github.com/foosel/OctoPrint/blob/devel/src/octoprint/settings.py#L370 |
... Okay. The only thing I did was update to the latest and reboot. Everything was working fine. |
Any issues during update, any weird messages? Because this there looks like some file corruption, like something tried copying over a file halfway through another. Please try the following from within your checked out OctoPrint git tree (can't test this right now, but basically, backup the installed packages somewhere safe and reinstall):
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I ended up deleting the /use/local/lib/python... folder and ~/Octoprint and re-git everything in order to get it back up and running. |
I'm sorry to hear that, however I can assure you that this was not caused |
Its okay, Just didn't expect that kind of side effect. I was trying to start a print and leave for an appointment. Did need that to happen then. |
Yeah, I know, Murphy-striker are definitely not something on my |
I was wondering, could the timelapse be setup to allow a few seconds of video showing the finished print? At the moment the timelapse stops as soon as the print has finished and you never get to see what the final print was.
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