For anyone having issues with the "API key not valid" on Cura 4.1 this worked for me. Add you server instance manually and check the box for "show reverse proxy options". Add in your user name and password used to connect to the OctoPrint server via the web interface and hopefully it should work. That did the trick for me anyway after trying everything else I could think of.
I just noticed that the OctoPrint Connection plugin has recently passed the 100.000 downloads milestone from the Cura Marketplace. It is the first plugin to do so, so that makes me proud.
Hello, and first of all congratulations on the great work @fieldOfView ! I've just discovered the Octoprint connection plugin and I'm having an issue which doesn't seem to be mentionned here yet : I am stuck in the API key checking process. Nothing happens... Any clue on how to fix that ?
Are you sure the IP Address and port (5001) are correct? Normally the port is 5000.
Do you have a reverse proxy in place? Is it password protected? What version of OctoPrint do you use?
I can print from Cura using version 4.2 and the package posted here with Octoprint 1.3.11.
I can however not see my webcam image in Cura. I can view it on the Octoprint web interface and when I use the URL to the stream that is also mentioned in the Cura log (192.168.0.87:80/webcam/?action=stream) as well as from 192.168.0.87:8080/. Is there any setting I need to change to be able to view the webcam in Cura?
I attached the log file in case it is of help to find out, what the problem might be.
I'm having trouble getting this to work in Cura 4.2.1 for Creality Ender 3. I don't have a "Connect to OctoPrint" button in the manage printers dialog. I've tried uninstalling and re-installing the plugin and disabling/ enabling the printer. Any Ideas why the plugin doesn't seem to be working?