SkipTo plugin

The SkipTo plugin for OctoPrint eases the burden of mucking around with GCODE files for the simple purpose of “restart on existing model, that failed/ran out of filament/blockage”. Enabling users to skip movements to a specific layer or Z-height within a G-code file. This functionality is particularly useful for resuming prints from a certain point, avoiding the need to start a print job from scratch if an interruption occurs. By providing a user-friendly interface to input desired layers or heights, the plugin offers a flexible and efficient way to manage and resume prints.

Tested with output from Cura, Slicer3d and PrusaSlicer.

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Installation

URL:

https://github.com/awe-source/OctoPrint-SkipTo/archive/master.zip

Command line:

pip install "https://github.com/awe-source/OctoPrint-SkipTo/archive/master.zip"

Registration date: 27 Aug 2024

Active instances the past month: Installed on at least 558 instances

New installs the past week: At least 15 new installations

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Latest Release: 0.1.7
released on 12 Dec 2024
Releases: 6
Stars: 3
Issues: 5 open, 4 closed
Last push: 12 Dec 2024

Tags: free gcode print ui utility

Compatibility Information

OctoPrint: 1.4.0+
Operating Systems: Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, FreeBSD
Python: >=3,<4

Authors: awesrc

Homepage: https://github.com/awe-source/OctoPrint-SkipTo

Source: https://github.com/awe-source/OctoPrint-SkipTo

License: AGPLv3

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