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I'm a contributor to the Photonic3D (formerly Creation-Workshop-Host) project, which is a web-based printer controller than can run on a Raspberry Pi.
We are looking at integrating with browser-based slicers, and out the the ones that I was able to evaluate, SLAcer.js was the most stable and capable, and we would love to be able to integrate with it.
What would be helpful would be for SLAcer.js to integrate with printer control servers via a REST API. Initially I think the most helpful would be:
Query a REST API to get the printer settings like build area, pixel area, pixel density
Two queries, one to list printers and one to select the printer would be ideal, but a single "get default printer settings" can be a starting point
Call a REST endpoint to upload the sliced ZIP file
Then in later enhancements we could do more things, perhaps:
Include a settings file in the zip so that the printer controller can confirm that the slice setting are the same as the current printer settings
Slice into SVG format so that XY resolution changes (e.g. moving the projector closer/further from the build plate) would not require re-slicing
I'm a contributor to the Photonic3D (formerly Creation-Workshop-Host) project, which is a web-based printer controller than can run on a Raspberry Pi.
We are looking at integrating with browser-based slicers, and out the the ones that I was able to evaluate, SLAcer.js was the most stable and capable, and we would love to be able to integrate with it.
What would be helpful would be for SLAcer.js to integrate with printer control servers via a REST API. Initially I think the most helpful would be:
Then in later enhancements we could do more things, perhaps:
Our matching issue for this is: area515/Photonic3D#139
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