automaticaly add a PostProcessing Script

[spilz87]

hello,

it's not really an issue, but I don't find where to post my request.
I wrote a postprocessing script which works well.
I want to use it all the time, but I forget sometimes to load it when I open CURA.

How can I modify PostPressingPlugin.py to automatically load my script ?

my script for exemple is
name : PH1
key : PH2

I tryed to add at the end off def init(self,parent = None):
...
self._script_list.append(self._loaded_scripts"PH2")

but it does not work :(

thanks for your help

regards

[Ghostkeeper]

But when you add some post-processing scripts by default, what parameters will be supplied to the post-processing script?

I suppose it's possible to add a list of scripts to the preferences menu of Cura, to be executed for every slice.

[spilz87]

my post-processing scripts has default value which are right for my printer.
the only thing is I often forget to just seect it in pos-pressing menu :(

[Ghostkeeper]

What I meant is, if you were to add the new search-and-replace post-processing script for instance to fix some problem with your printer like removing all "G10" from the g-code, then you want to add that to every print you make. But you'll have to set the parameters of the script such that G10 is always removed. Otherwise it does nothing.

The only way I see working is to allow adding post-processing scripts in the machine settings action as well and save those along with the printer somehow.

[spilz87]

and how do you do that ?

[Ghostkeeper]

Well you can't, currently. There is no mechanism to save the active post-processing scripts at the moment.

[spilz87]

That s why I'm thinking to modify the posprocessingpluging.py to automatically load a post processing script

[BagelOrb]

The postprocessing settings should be saved in the config file so that what you start up cura the postprocessing scripts are loaded from that file with the setting values which were saved.

Would that be the correct way to do it?

[nallath]

Eh, it should be done in such a way that the project loading also takes it into account. The result would be a list of postProcessing scripts with key value pairs.

[spilz87]

actually I'm not looking for the correct way to do it, I'm just looking for a way to do it ^^

a quick way to do it, I think, is to "active the postprocessing script after the list is created by postprocessingpluging.py

but I don't know how to do it in python :(

[Ghostkeeper]

I'd say that it's most logical to save it in the global stack file, or at least link it to the global stack. Then it would also get saved along with project loading.

[BagelOrb]

Does that mean you couple it to the current machine? That would make a lot of sense.

[Ghostkeeper]

This feature request was just rejected by our project manager for being inactive for 3 months.

[spilz87]

actually I still need it, but I don't find a way to do it :(