Not quite sure how to execute a timelapse.

[smoky raven]

I tried putting the TIMELAPSE_TAKE_FRAME macro in my layer change gcode and ran a command to make the timelapse setup read true. After the first picture it just sits there and I have to fw restart to get it to respond

[young hornet]

What you mean by run a command? The complete setup is reachable via mainsail.

[smoky raven]

I mean _SET_TIMELAPSE_SETUP ENABLE = true

I cant figure out how to get a timelapse to actualy work.

[young hornet]

That normally should be enough, is there an error in the command line while printing?

[smoky raven]

No error. The printer just sits there after taking the first picture and doesnt move.

Ill give it another shot to see if i missed anything.

[smoky raven]

Still sits there after telling it to start.

Timelapse Setup:
enable: True
park: True
park position: center time: 0.1 s
park cord x:60.0 y:60.0 dz:1
travel speed: 100 mm/s
fw_retract: False
retract: 1.0 mm speed: 15 mm/s
extrude: 1.0 mm speed: 15 mm/s
verbose: True

Its saying that it is paused

[smoky raven]

I think I got it.

Didnt put that in moonraker.conf

[timelapse]

Following basic configuration is default to most images and don't need

to be changed in most scenarios. Only uncomment and change it if your

Image differ from standart installations. In most common scenarios

a User only need [timelapse] in there configuration.

#output_path: ~/timelapse/

Directory where the generated video will be saved

#frame_path: /tmp/timelapse/

Directory where the temporary frames are saved

#ffmpeg_binary_path: /usr/bin/ffmpeg

Directory where ffmpeg is installed

[young hornet]

@thick viper any idea?

@smoky raven please send a moonraker log after you are in that situation

[thick viper]

if i read this correctly it's resolved. @smoky raven hasn't enabled the plugin via moonraker.conf, theresfore the pause was never ended by the plugin (which did not run)

[young hornet]

I overseen that in the morning 🙈