Plugin for Cura 3 that adds output devices for a Duet RepRapFirmware printer: "Print", "Simulate", and "Upload".

With Cura not running, unpack the zip file from the release to this specific folder:

C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\cura\3.2\plugins\Cura-DuetRRFPlugin

~/Library/Application Support/Cura/3.2/plugins/Cura-DuetRRFPlugin

/home/<username>/.local/share/cura/plugins/Cura-DuetRRFPlugin

Be careful, the unzipper often tacks on the name of the zip as a folder at the bottom and you don't want it nested. You want the files to show up in that folder.

Alternatively you can run from the source directly. It'll make it easy to update in the future. Use git to clone this repository into the folders given above.

• Start Cura
• From the menu bar choose: Extensions -> DuetRRF -> DuetRRF Connections
• Click "Add"
• Enter the name of your printer
• Enter the URL to your DuetRRF instance, e.g., http://printer.local or http://192.168.1.42
• Leave "HTTP Basic Auth" empty if you don't run a reverse-proxy
• Click "Ok"
• Done! Look at the bottom right - there should be the big blue button with you printer name on it!

• Upload / Simulate / Print
• Works with HTTP and HTTPS connections and URLS
• Works with HTTP Basic Auth (optional)
• Works with RRF passwords (if you used M551, default is reprap)
• No support for UNC paths as URL

After you load up a model and it has sliced, click the down arrow button on the "Print to (PrinterName)" button on the lower right hand corner. It will upload the gcode file to the SD card and start printing it. You can select "Simulate on (PrinterName)" to upload and simulate the print, which returns the simulated print time an the actual printer. Or you can just "Upload to (PrinterName)" to copy the gcode to the SD card.

This project is based on https://github.com/markwal/Cura-OctoPrintUpload and therefore published under the same license.