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[[File:GcodeUpload.gif|right|600px|Uploading .gcode file to OctoPrint for remote printing]] | [[File:GcodeUpload.gif|right|600px|Uploading .gcode file to OctoPrint for remote printing]] | ||
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# We use OctoPrint to control the printer remotely. If you are using a personal computer with Bonjour service installed, connect to the school's wifi and go to [octopi.local] | |||
# Login with your credentials. Ask Stallings for yours | # Login with your credentials. Ask Stallings for yours | ||
# Open the folder on your computer containing the .gcode file you created with Cura | # Open the folder on your computer containing the .gcode file you created with Cura | ||
Latest revision as of 22:05, 18 March 2021
- We use OctoPrint to control the printer remotely. If you are using a personal computer with Bonjour service installed, connect to the school's wifi and go to [octopi.local]
- Login with your credentials. Ask Stallings for yours
- Open the folder on your computer containing the .gcode file you created with Cura
- Drag the file into the left of the OctoPrint screen
- You should see the file appear in the Files list on the left side of the screen.
- Click your file to load it. If there are errors, do not print the file!
- If there are no errors, click the Blue print button to begin printing
- Head to the printer and watch the first few layers for errors
- Take a picture of your creation and upload it to the 3D Print Gallery
For further inspiration, check out the Creating a Model to Print and 3D Model Sources pages. If you come across something not listed, please add it!
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