loociano

Alright, silly me I completely forgot that I have to publish after a new version is approved. It would be awesome if the developer portal sent a notification when a plugin is approved.

I'm experiencing the same problem. Ultimaker Marketplace only shows plugins that are compatible with Cura 5+. https://marketplace.ultimaker.com/app/cura/plugins/loociano/MPSM2NetworkPrinting displays "The given author does not exist.", which really means: "This plugin is not compatible with Cura 5+". I submitted a new version of my plugin and hoping it gets approved soon!

Confirmed. Plugin is now listed after adding compatibility with Cura SDK 7.0.0.

Thank you @ahoeben, that totally explains it. Verified that my plugin is compatible with SDK 7.0.0 and 7.1.0 and submitted a new version for review. That should make it available on the web interface as well. Thanks for your help!

Hi everyone, My plugin "Monoprice Select Mini V2" was approved ~a week ago and can be installed via the Cura Marketplace. However I did notice it is not listed on the Web Marketplace https://marketplace.ultimaker.com/app/cura/plugins. Do these follow a separate review process? Thanks in advance!

@Cura_User_666 you might be interested in a plugin I developed to connect to Monoprice Select Mini V2 printers via Wi-Fi, it's now available on the Marketplace.

Thanks @ahoeben for explaining!

Hi there, What's the correct way to submit new plugin releases to the Contributor Portal? The only option I see it's 'Duplicate' , where I can upload a new zip file and provide a changelog. Is there another way? Thanks in advance!

Thank you @maht, have a good one!

Much appreciated, thank you @maht for your prompt response!

@maht I have a follow up question while the plugin is under review: once plugins are published on the marketplace, do new releases follow the same review process? I'm wondering in the event of bug fixes, etc. Also would appreciate if you could share some review timeline insights if you know. How long these usually take? One week? One month? Thanks again in advance!

You could separate individual objects with the 3D software of your choice and export them individually in STL. For example, in blender: https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/6184/splitting-pieces-of-a-mesh-into-a-new-object

Thank you @maht for your prompt response! That's right.

Hi everyone, Could anyone explain or point me some resources about the Ultimaker Marketplace review process? I recently developed and submitted a plugin for review; I was wondering what's the approval criterion and how long this process usually takes. Also I'd be interested to know how I can communicate with reviewers in case they have any questions. Thanks in advance!