Releases: 3DCoded/DynamicMacros
DynamicMacros v1.3
This release of DynamicMacros has a few new features.
Fluidd and KlipperScreen
A new interface_workaround
parameter was introduced to DynamicMacros. Now, you can set this to true if your DynamicMacros don't show up on Fluidd or KlipperScreen interfaces. #5
[include]
support
DynamicMacros now supports the [include]
tag in configuration files. This allows you to include multiple configuration files into one file. #9
Full Changelog: v1.2...v1.3
DynamicMacros v1.2
This release of DynamicMacros has several new features.
Multiple Klipper Instances
When using multiple Klipper instances, the config path is no longer the default ~/printer_data/config
. DynamicMacros v1.1.1 introduced a configurable config_path
variable for this. Now, DynamicMacros v1.2 automatically detects the configuration path for your Klipper install.
Macro Clusters
DynamicMacros v1.2 has a new feature called macro clusters. In short, this allows for macro files to be grouped together. This also allows disabling of Python and/or the printer
object on a per-cluster basis.
DYNAMIC_RENDER
command
This feature (explained in the documentation) allows for viewing what will be executed when a macro is run (passing in parameters, printer data, etc.) A quick example:
[gcode_macro test]
gcode:
M117 {params.A}
When TEST A=2
is run, the macro is internally "rendered" into:
M117 2
Then, this is run. The DYNAMIC_RENDER
command allows for viewing of the rendered macro, without running it, making DynamicMacros even more useful as a macro development tool.
Traditional delayed_gcode
Syntax
This last major feature of DynamicMacros v1.2 is support for traditional delayed_gcode
syntax.
Full Changelog: v1.1.1...v1.2
DynamicMacros v1.1.1
This bugfix release of DynamicMacros has a new features.
Features
- The ability to configure a
config_path
- Simple logging for quicker debugging
New Contributors
Thank you @Firas95k for helping me diagnose the issue in #3 leading to the new features in this release.
What's Changed
Full Changelog: v1.1...v1.1.1
DynamicMacros v1.2-beta
This prerelease of DynamicMacros v1.2 contains several new features.
Features
- Sandboxing macros to enable control over whether or not Python and/or the
printer
object is enabled - Traditional
delayed_gcode
syntax for easier migration from standard GCode macros
This release also includes a work in progress Klippy extra tutorial.
Full Changelog: v1.1...v1.2
DynamicMacros v1.1
This release of DynamicMacros has several new features.
Features
- Ability to run Python from within a Dynamic Macro
- Dynamic implementation of
delayed_gcode
- More utility functions
What's Changed
New Contributors
Full Changelog: v1.0...v1.1
Dynamic Macros v1.0
DynamicMacros v1.0
The first release of Dynamic Macros has the following features:
- All features of standard GCode macros
- Ability to update, add, remove, and rename Dynamic Macros without restarting Klipper
- Utility functions
- Recursion
- Receiving Variable Updates
Full Changelog: https://github.com/3DCoded/DynamicMacros/commits/v1.0