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clear geode
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You add the first two lines to your configuration.yaml

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Then

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To have all this sensors available on your Home Assistant you just need to copy moonraker.yaml to your packages folder and make sure you update the IP address

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That would be /config/packages/moonraker.yaml

outer python
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Ok so you don't need the pack1 part?

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that was point to the moonraker.yaml

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(Had a network outage)

clear geode
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Packages

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You only need that if you're embedding the package in configuration.yaml, which you're not

outer python
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ok so this is the way now.

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so it restarted

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I should see the device values now

clear geode
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You should see the entities or errors in your log

outer python
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Thank you!! Sorry for the delay was have mega network dropouts

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This seems to be taking the thumbnail art from the printer instead of the camera feed would you know how I would add a video feed to the card?

clear geode
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You need a camera entity for that

outer python
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ok which it has but to the wrong url

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camera:
  - platform: generic
    name: "3D Printer Thumbnail"
    still_image_url: http://<moonraker-ip-address>:7125/server/files/gcodes/{{ states("sensor.3d_printer_object_thumbnails") }}
    verify_ssl: false
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to get that working as it was old code I changed it to gcodes/.thumbs/

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Then it displayed the jpg there.

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but for the camera its at http://<moonraker-ip-address>/webcam/?action=stream

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outer python
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Seems that works unfortunately the rotation settings don't 😦

clear geode
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What "rotation settings"?

outer python
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outer python
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Ok thank you for all your help!

tardy robin
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@clear geode
I'm using the moonraker packages with good success except for one thing. If the printed file is within a subdirectory of the gcodes folder, the relative_path used for the thumbails is not the right path. If I go in the Developer tool and change the state of the 3d_printer_object_thumbnails and add the subdirectory in front of it, then the Picture Card displays the thumbnails.

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Also another issue but that one I found a fix was if the file name contained a "+" character, the API would fail for the metadata or anything that used the sensor.3d_printer_current_print in the api call.

I modified the call and urlencoded the path
resource_template: "http://<moonraker_ip_address>:7125/server/files/metadata?filename={{ states(('sensor.3d_printer_current_print')) |urlencode}}"

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tardy robin
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Sorry I thought you were one the developer. My bad 😦

clear geode
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Tagging devs to demand their attention goes down even more poorly 😉

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If you've found a bug, open an issue

unkempt jacinthBOT
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tardy robin
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I did open an issue but since many people did a pull-request on that package I'm not sure who is the original developer for this package therefore not sure I opened the issue on the right code...

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Should I simply open an issue on Home Assistant, I guess not

clear geode
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Well... it all depends on which one you used

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Or even something else

tardy robin
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which is actually the person you were chatting with right before

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but this seems to be a pull from 2 others