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Historical Timeline
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Timeline
- Very first bootloader boot
- Missing SPI Flash
- First boot completed!
- XYZ Cal
- First Selftest finished!
- Language Support
- MMU2 Appears
- MK404 Goes 3D
- I Heard You Like Displays…
- Final 3D visuals
- Y U NO PRINT??!?…
- Major milestone: First Benchy!
- The Second Benchy
- … ALL the colours!
- MK404 tries Marlin
- Marlin Fishing
- Ow! Hot!2
- MK404 Gets An Upgrade
- Too many keyboard keys!
- MK404 Comes to OSX
This is just an interesting page featuring some screenshots of the development process for those interested. It’s basically a showcase of how things grew over time and various neat milestones.
Not long after that, MK404 completed its first self-test, and passed with flying colours!
Langauge support took a while, due to issues with Optiboot, PTYs and flashing with avrdude-slic3r. Thanks to leptun for his work on implementing the SPI flash chip!
3D visualization was a lot of work… Getting the OBJ files to load and render properly was tricky.
Not long after the 3D rendering, there was a request for printed parts to be rendered too… so I poked around a bit with a proof of concept.
Of course, once the print display was working, we had to print a benchy. This printer has some stringing issues…
Stringing issues resolved, along with some better lighting and now we have something we can call a proper Benchy!
A menu addition to combat the issue of having to remember all the different key controls…