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# Changelog
## [0.9.17] 2026-05-30
### New
- **🧪 Obico integration (experimental):** The bridge now exposes a
Moonraker-compatible surface that the
[moonraker-obico](https://github.com/TheSpaghettiDetective/moonraker-obico)
plugin accepts. Time-lapses, layer-aligned first-layer scan and WebRTC
live streaming work against a (self-hosted or cloud) Obico server.
**Note:** the spaghetti-detection ML model is trained on side-view
cameras (Ender/Voron); with the Kobra X's top-down camera it currently
detects no print failures. Stream / time-lapse / telemetry work — the
AI side is not production-ready yet.
- **Multi-language UI (PR #37 by @gangoke):** Inline translations have
moved into JSON files; a globe-icon dropdown lets you switch language.
Browser locale is auto-detected; manual choice persists in
LocalStorage. Languages: 🇩🇪 🇬🇧 🇪🇸 🇨🇳 (ES + ZH-CN are AI-translated
and not verified by native speakers yet).
- **OrcaSlicer filament profile per AMS slot:** The slot-edit dialog now
lets you pick a concrete OrcaSlicer profile (e.g. "PolyTerra PLA —
Polymaker") per slot; the bridge sends it along on AMS sync instead
of just "Generic PLA". Profile list is generated from the OrcaSlicer
source (~1000 profiles, 43 vendors). A matching patch in
OrcaSlicer-KX is on the way so OrcaSlicer fully honours the hint.
- **H.264 direct stream:** New `/api/camera/h264` endpoint serves the
printer camera stream as MPEG-TS without re-encoding — dramatically
reduces latency, bridge CPU during Obico streaming drops from ~13 %
to ~3 %.
### Fixes
- **Setting temperature via bridge UI / Obico caused a printer system
error:** Fixed via live MQTT capture from Anycubic Slicer Next — the
`tempature/set` command needs a `type` field (0=nozzle, 1=bed,
2=both) and must go over the `web/printer/…` topic, not
`slicer/printer/…`. Nozzle/bed heating from the bridge now works.
- **Large GCode uploads (>50 MB) timed out:** The socket connect timeout
was active during `sendall()` too — pushing ~200 MB over LAN took
more than 30 s and was falsely aborted. Connect / send / read phases
are now timed out separately.
- **Camera snapshots were slow and could collide with the live stream:**
The bridge now keeps a central camera cache (one ffmpeg pulls from
the printer, all consumers share it). Snapshots return in ~1.3 ms
from RAM instead of 12 s per spawned ffmpeg. Also resolves the
single-client limit on the printer (HTTP 429 on parallel access).
- **Language switch did not refresh the GCode browser:** Strings baked
into the file cards ("Print", "Estimate", "Download") stayed in the
previous language. Cards are now re-rendered on language switch.
- **GCode web upload + download + verify dialog (PR #32 by @gangoke):**
Files can be uploaded / downloaded directly in the browser, with a
warning dialog when starting a GCode that was not uploaded via
OrcaSlicer.
### CI/Build
- Multi-arch Docker image (amd64 + arm64) automated via Gitea Actions.
- Release builds for all three targets (linux-amd64, linux-arm64,
windows.exe) via the local CodeBuilder.
## [0.9.16] 2026-05-22
### New