Did you put the plugin's .py file in the /Contents/Resources/plugins folder contained in /Applications/.../Cura 15.04.app? If so, a restart of Cura is enough to make it usable.
I'm on OS X 10.9.5 with Cura 15.04.3.
Did you put the plugin's .py file in the /Contents/Resources/plugins folder contained in /Applications/.../Cura 15.04.app? If so, a restart of Cura is enough to make it usable.
I'm on OS X 10.9.5 with Cura 15.04.3.
Did you put the plugin's .py file in the /Contents/Resources/plugins folder contained in /Applications/.../Cura 15.04.app? If so, a restart of Cura is enough to make it usable.
I'm on OS X 10.9.5 with Cura 15.04.3.
Yes I did that but after restart nothing showed up...
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nallath 1,124
There are two "latest" versions of Cura. You have the 15.04 and the 15.10 version (renamed to 1.99). The 15.04 version uses a very limited plugin system which only allows you to perform post processing on g-code.
The 'new' Cura on the other hand has a very advanced plugin system that allows you to add new tools, do post processing, add new rendering types, new file types and even change the backend.
Both work quite differently with regards to how to add plugins.
That being said; What did you try? (and didn't work)
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obus3d 8
Hi,
I'm using Cura 15.04.3 for mac.
The open plugin location button does not seem to work and placed plugin files in the Cura Plugin folder (copied in this folder) did not show up in the available plugin list within Cura (also after restarting Cura and after reboot.
I could not find a step by step manual how to install the plugins, so I don't really know what I have to do...
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