GregValiant

I was more concerned about users getting in and changing things and the log becoming unreadable. I'm printing "unskewed" test models now and they have 2 hours to run. If...

I guess that's it. The print is OK. Accurate measurement is important. When I worked in the drafting shop some of the people were terrible at measuring things. I'd take...

We went round and round [HERE](https://github.com/HellAholic/PrintSkewCompensation) and [HERE](https://github.com/HellAholic/PrintSkewCompensation/pull/3) with "plugin vs postprocess". Remco provided [this link](https://github.com/Ultimaker/Uranium/blob/main/UM/Settings/AdditionalSettingDefinitionsAppender.py) on the "right" way to do it. At that point the subject of Muscle...

I knew I had butchered one of the PR's. That's better than my normal "butcher all of them". The skew log could certainly go in the base Config folder with...

As Rosanna Rosannadana used to say ..."It's always something".

I would think it needs to come forward. If the user throws away their calibration prints (likely) the record of the settings is gone and when the script loads in...

The simple "except:" works. I tried with FileOpenError and IOError and neither worked as expected. Putting the settings into the stack seems like it would work. If the settings don't...

This doesn't work for me: ``` user_container = None global_stack = Application.getInstance().getGlobalContainerStack() machine_name = global_stack.getName() try: user_container = global_stack.findContainer(criteria = ["id", f"{machine_name}_user"]) except Exception as e: Logger.log("i", f"-----------The container is...

Thank you sir. Much better. (Things like that are why many people insist on a high degree of specificity.)

Next show-stopper: ``` if user_container and isinstance(user_container, InstanceContainer): user_container.setProperty("xy_ac_measurement", "value", 141.42) test_AC = user_container.getProperty("xy_ac_measurement", "value") ``` There is no error but "test_AC" comes back == None. It appears that the...