Bed Mesh (Visualizer) v1.0.5

Visualize your 3D Printer Bed from Marlin's G29 command output (as well as Prusa's G81 command). Helps for Bed Levelling.

Can be found at https://bedmesh.com

Features

This is still a "beta" project, meaning that this section will get to be updated over new releases. So as of now (April 1st - v1.0.5), there are the following features :

• Convert command output/result to plot ;
• Settings section, still empty yet ;
• Stats section, with average/standard derivation, min/max values as well as the difference of both. Plus the avergage values ;
• Versatile and efficient management - you can add panels at your leisure, and display whatever you want with each of them.
• Easter egg when the bed is properly leveled.
• Values storage - your data (the outputs you've visualized) are saved locally, in your computer using the Web Storage API (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Storage_API/Using_the_Web_Storage_API). Will probably add an option to save it in a database.

Potential Features

• Blog through a PHP homemade CMS ;
• Forum ;
• Contact form (for support and suggestions, as well as issues reporting (though there's GitHub for that) ;
• Required degrees of rotation on the screws to level the bed perfectly ;
• Expression in other units, I'll probably release a variety of these and find out if they're useful or not.
• Analytics (+ setting to disable it) - the visualized values are saved to see if the plot was properly rendered or not. If there's an error. The user will be able to report it too.
• Illustration on where to level the bed. Thinking of a heatmap.
• Some AI stuff maybe ?

How can you help ?

If there are any issues. Feel free to report it on the Bed Mesh website or on GitHub.

There's also that nice link : https://paypal.me/rsaouab

In case you want to support the developement of this tool - obviously - and it will be greatly appreciated.

Support

lmao

Just kidding. You can hit me up on GitHub or on the Bed Mesh website (https://bedmesh.com). I'll leave some contact information. There's also a contact form if you don't want the hassle of typing an email etc...

Can I run it locally

Yes. Will write tutorials on how to.