3D打印机的管理软件MatterControl

MatterControl是一款开源的3D打印机管理套件，可以方便的组织和管理3D打印。支持多系统，包括：Mac OS, Windows和Linux. 此外还内置通知功能，如作品打印完成后，可发送短信和邮件给负责人。项目管理功能可一次性添加多个3D打印项目，并排队打印。内置的设计库可用来管理所有3D打印模型文件,并支持3D/2D预览切面图。高级工具还可以对3D模型进行完善和修改。

MatterControl支持大部分型号的3D打印机，并对某些3D打印机做了特殊优化。目前支持的3D打印机有：

3D Factory MendelMax 1.5

3D Stuffmaker Creator

3D Stuffmaker Evolution

Airwolf 3D HD

Airwolf 3D HD2X

Airwolf 3D HDL

Airwolf 3D HD-R

Airwolf 3D HDX

Airwolf 3D V5.5

Airwolf 3D XL

Blue Eagle Labs Kossel Clear

Deezmaker Bukito

Deezmaker Bukobot V2

Flashforge Creator

Flashforge Creator Dual

Flashforge Creator Pro Dual

Flashforge Creator X Dual

Leapfrog Creatr

Leapfrog Creatr HS

Leapfrog Creatr XL

Leapfrog Xeed

Lulzbot TAZ

Lulzbot TAZ4

Lulzbot TAZ5

Lulzbot Mini

MAKEiT Pro

MakerBot Replicator 2

MakerBot Replicator 2x

ME3D ME2

Mendel90

Mendelmax2

OpenBeam Kossel Pro

Organic Thinking System Deltabot-K

Portabee GO

Printrbot JR

Printerbot LC

Printerbot PLUS

Printerbot Simple

Printerbot Simple Metal

Printerbot Simple Metal PLUS

PrintSpace Altair

Prusa i3

Revolution 3D INF3D-SPE

Robo3D R1

Robo3D R1 Plus

SeeMeCNC Orion

SeeMeCNC Rostock MAX

Solidoodle 2

Solidoodle 3

Solidoodle 4

Solidoodle Press

Solidoodle Workbench

Solidoodle Workbench Apprentice

Type A Machines Series 1

Velleman K8200

Any 3D printer that runs G-Code

Any 3D printer that runs X3G (as of 1.4)

更多请查看：https://www.matterhackers.com/articles/is-mattercontrol-compatible-with-my-3d-printer

[repo owner=”MatterHackers” name=”MatterControl”]

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3D printing software for Windows, Mac and Linux

www.mattercontrol.com/

MatterControl

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MatterControl is an open-source program designed to control and enhance the desktop 3D printing experience. It's designed to help you get the most out of your 3D printer - making it easy to track, preview, and print your 3D parts. Development of MatterControl is sponsored by MatterHackers and it's partners.

Features

• Integrated slicing engine MatterSlice
• Library for managing your STL files
• Built in profiles for a plethora of different printers.
• Built in editing tools along with plugins for creating text, images, and braille.
• Queue of items you are going to print, and history of items you have printed.
• 2D/3D preview of the sliced object.
• Advanced printer controls, including the ability to make adjustments while printing.
• Software based print leveling.
• Remote monitoring of your printer, along with SMS/email notifications when your print is completed.

Download

• Windows
• Mac
• Linux

Release Notes

Building from Source

MatterControl is written in C#. It uses the agg-sharp GUI abstraction layer. See this wiki article if you want to contribute code.

1. Checkout the latest source code and submodules:

    git clone --recursive https://github.com/MatterHackers/MatterControl
    cd MatterControl
   

2. Install MonoDevelop and Nuget.

    sudo apt-get install monodevelop nuget
   

3. Add Mono SSL Support - Copy in Mozilla Root certificates to enable NuGet and MatterControl SSL requests

    mozroots --import --sync
   

4. Restore NuGet packages - On MonoDevelop 4.0 or older you can install NuGet Addin. If you are on Mint, also install libmono-cairo2.0-cil. Alternatively you can run the command line NuGet application to restore the project packages:

    nuget restore MatterControl.sln
   

5. Optionally switch to a target branch

    git checkout main
    git submodule update --init --recursive
   

   As a single command line statement:

    targetBranch=main && git checkout $targetBranch && git submodule update --init --recursive
   

6. Build MatterControl

    mdtool build -c:Release MatterControl.sln
   

   or

    xbuild /p:Configuration=Release MatterControl.sln
   

7. Link the StaticData from your source directory to the build directory

    ln -s ../../StaticData bin/Release/StaticData
   

8. After MatterControl has been built in MonoDevelop it is recommended that you run the application via command line or via a shell script to invoke mono.

    mono bin/Release/MatterControl.exe
   

   If you'd like to log errors for troubleshooting

    mono bin/Release/MatterControl.exe > log.txt
   

   If you want detailed error logging and tracing

    MONO_LOG_LEVEL=debug mono bin/Release/MatterControl.exe > log.txt
   

9. In order for MatterControl to access the serial ports, you will need to give your user the appropriate permissions. On Debian based distros, add yourself to the dialout group. On Arch, add yourself the the uucp and lock groups instead.

    gpasswd -a $USER dialout
   

Serial Helper

1. Change to the SerialHelper directory

    cd Submodules/agg-sharp/SerialPortCommunication/SerialHelper
   

2. Run the build script

    ./build.sh
   

3. If your receive errors you may need to install libc6-dev-i386 for x86 compilation

    sudo apt-get install libc6-dev-i386
   

Help, Bugs, Feedback

For information on using MatterControl, check the MatterControl Wiki. If you have questions or feedback, feel free to post on the MatterHackers Forums or send an email to support@matterhackers.com. To report a bug, file an issue on GitHub.

from https://github.com/MatterHackers/MatterControl

 

OctoPrint

  The snappy web interface for your 3D printer.

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Download & Setup OctoPrint

OctoPi

Guy Sheffer maintains “OctoPi”, a Raspbian (and thus Debian) based SD card image for the Raspberry Pi that already includes OctoPrint plus everything you need to run it:

• OctoPrint plus its dependencies
• MJPG-Streamer for live viewing of prints and timelapse video creation, compatible with various USB webcams and the Raspberry Pi camera

Recommended hardware: Raspberry Pi 3B, 3B+ or 4B. Expect print artifacts and long loading times with other options, especially when adding a webcam or installing third party plugins. Setups not using recommended hardware are not officially supported.

Please note that the Raspberry Pi Zero W is not recommended explicitly since severe performance issues were observed, caused by the WiFi interface when bandwidth is utilized (e.g. the webcam is streamed), negatively impacting printing quality. See also here.

Images

Stable

You can download the latest OctoPi image via the following button.

  Download OctoPi 0.18.0MD5: 43387c99873210969a21083520ec963b
SHA256: 582ff1e5d8726e0a74c54cc75545dbcb6e09066ca172660bc961dd7501941e5b
Raspberry Pi 3B, 3B+ or 4B 1/2/4/8GB strongly recommended, Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W not officially supported!
Image compatible with Raspberry Pi A, B, A+, B+, 2B, 3A+, 3B, 3B+, 4B 1/2/4/8GB, 400, Zero and Zero W.

Alternatively simply buy one of the available

All-in-one OctoPrint Kits

Nightlies

You can also get the 32bit nightlies here or the highly experimental 64bit nightlies here.

Setting up OctoPi

Please follow these steps after downloading:

1. Unzip the image and install the contained .img file to an SD card using Etcher. Do not at any point format the SD from your Operating System, even if prompted to do so - that will break it and you’ll have to start over. Just use Etcher to flash the .img file, that is enough!

2. Configure your WiFi connection by editing octopi-wpa-supplicant.txt on the root of the flashed card when using it like a thumb drive. Important: Do not use WordPad (Windows) or TextEdit (MacOS X) for this, those editors are known to mangle the file, making configuration fail. Use something like Notepad++, Atom or VSCode instead or at the very least heed the warnings in the file.

   Note: This changed with OctoPi 0.15.0, earlier versions had you edit octopi-network.txt which has a different format. This old method is no longer supported and the contents of this file will be ignored. Just use octopi-wpa-supplicant.txt.

   Please also refer take a look at the full WiFi setup guide in the FAQ that also includes Troubleshooting tips.

3. Boot the Pi from the card.

4. Log into your Pi via SSH (it is located at octopi.local if your computer supports bonjour or the IP address assigned by your router), default username is “pi”, default password is “raspberry”. Run sudo raspi-config. Once that is open:

   1. Change the password via “Change User Password”
   2. Optionally: Change the configured timezone via “Localization Options” > “Timezone”.
   3. Optionally: Change the hostname via “Network Options” > “Hostname”. Your OctoPi instance will then no longer be reachable under octopi.local but rather the hostname you chose postfixed with .local, so keep that in mind.

   You can navigate in the menus using the arrow keys and Enter. To switch to selecting the buttons at the bottom use Tab.

   You do not need to expand the filesystem, current versions of OctoPi do this automatically.

   You also do not need to manually enable the RaspiCam if you have one, that is already taken care of on the image as well.

5. Access OctoPrint through http://octopi.local or http://<your pi's ip address>. https is available too, with a self-signed certificate (which means your browser will warn you about it being invalid).

Please also refer to OctoPi’s README, especially the “How to use it” section.

Thomas Sanladerer created a great video guide on how to get OctoPi 0.12 up an running.

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Further resources

• The MagPi issue #36 contains a “Getting Started” guide on pages 50-51. You can find an excerpt here (MagPi License: CC BY-NC-SA).
• Scripts to build (and customize) the image yourself can be found in OctoPi’s Github repository.
• Nightly builds can be found here.

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Installing manually

The generic setup instructions boil down to

1. Installing Python including pip and virtualenv. Please note: While OctoPrint itself supports running under both Python 2.7 and Python 3.6+, it is recommended that you install using Python 3.6+ since Python 2 is now end-of-life. A majority of the plugins are compatible to Python 3 now, full details can be found on the plugin repository
2. Creating a virtual environment somewhere: virtualenv OctoPrint
3. Installing OctoPrint into that virtual environment: OctoPrint/bin/pip install OctoPrint
4. OctoPrint may then be started through ./OctoPrint/bin/octoprint serve or with an absolute path /path/to/OctoPrint/bin/octoprint serve

More specific setup instructions for the most common runtime environments can be found below.

Linux

For installing OctoPrint on Linux, please take a look at the setup instructions for Raspbian on the forum. They should be pretty much identical on other Linux distributions.

Windows

For installing the OctoPrint server on a Windows system, please take a look at the setup instructions for Windows on the forum.

Mac

For installing the OctoPrint server on a Mac, please take a look at the setup instructions for MacOS on the forum.

from https://octoprint.org/download/

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