Setup
Follow this guide to setup and confiure Dynamic Macros.
Install
Run in your terminal:
Add to your moonraker.conf:
| moonraker.conf | |
|---|---|
Updating
First, update via Moonraker's update manager. Then run in your terminal:
Configuration
To configure Dynamic Macros, put in your printer.cfg (or a file included in it):
Create a new file in the same folder as your printer.cfg called dynamic.cfg. In it, configure some macros like you normally would. Example:
| dynamic.cfg | |
|---|---|
Restart Klipper.
Info
Updating the [dynamicmacros] config section requires a Klipper restart. The files listed in the macros: parameter must be present when Klipper restarts.
Testing
If you run the command MYTEST, the output should be:
If you runthe command HEAT_HOTEND TEMP=200, the hotend should start heating up.
Next, edit the MYTEST macro to output something else, like Test successful!
Save the file, but do not restart Klipper.
Run the DYNAMIC_MACRO command to reload the macros.
Run MYTEST again, and the output should be:
Features
Tutorial
Follow the Tutorial.
When to Restart Klipper or Reload Dynamic Macros
Dynamic Macros provides a utility DYNAMIC_MACRO command to run macros manually, and to refresh the macros. Usage examples (assuming M900 is defined as a Dynamic Macro):
is the same as:
To refresh Dynamic Macros, just run DYNAMIC_MACRO with no parameters.
A Klipper restart is required if:
- You changed the
description - You changed the
initial_duration - You changed the
repeat
A DYNAMIC_MACRO refresh is required if:
- You created a new macro
- You renamed an existing macro
- You changed the contents of a macro
- You deleted an existing macro