Rooted Firmware Released! The Creality Nebula Pad is actually awesome!
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Can we make the Nebula Pad great? Some clever coders might have the answer! Massive thank you to destinal for the firmware and @3DPrintSOS for their amazing installation tutorial.
Pre-Rooted Firmware:
openk1.org/cfw...
3DPrintSOS's installation guide:
• ROOT Creality CR10-SE ...
New website:
taptic.digital
Ender 3 v2 + Sprite Pro + CR Touch printer config file:
taptic.digital...
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Hey Taptic! Creality released a firmware update on the 26th last month at their website, addressing some of the issues we've discussed; they introduced a "Extruder Configuration" setting in the options section on the pad. You can now set your hotend temperature limit and extruder steps depending on what extruder you're rocking. The e-steps calculation is a little finicky, but it's basically taking the current set value, and multiplying it by a ratio of the measured extruded filament over a controlled value (100mm). I set my values appropriately and it's working fantastic!
Wow! Creality does fix stuff sometimes! I might have to give it a try, I’m still running a slightly older rooted firmware simply because I’ve spent so much time tuning it that I don’t want to go through it all again, but I may try it on another machine. I can’t believe setting e-steps wasn’t a default to begin with! Thanks for letting me know about the cool new stuff too!
@@TapticDigitalYeah no problem! Guess it took the ironic timing of making a couple of youtube shorts on my channel to address it! I'm happy to have my ol' girl up and running again! Been waiting 2 months to get to this point.
@@TapticDigitalwhat its rar password i cant un zip it
Do you know if the upgrade leaves the root password unchanged or does it break the rooting?
Awesome! This is a really tempting option. $85 right now or less if you hunt, comes with a webcam and G-sensor, easier than a Raspberry Pi or alternatives. Without the root access it was definitely not the best option, but now it seems sweet. Even if you buy alternative parts you'll be looking at a similar price, so this is a win for Creality even if only thanks to the public fixing their mistake. That's an awesome 7 segment model too!
Thanks! And I have no idea what creality was thinking leaving out so many features. Especially when klipper is open source and so many features baked in by default.
I can't wait for this image to go public. Thank you for this info!
It’s live!
@@TapticDigital I've actually been running it since not long after I posted this comment. I joined the discord and got it there. Nice to have Fluidd and Mainsail running and really have control of this thing, it's quite capable.
@@TapticDigital hey, I have a question. Do you know how to flash back to stock? I've looked everywhere and I can't seem to figure it out
@@williamgollaher2237 I need this to! I rooted my e3pro with nebula kit and its not working right at all.
Thank you so much for this. I got the nebula up and running very easy. But since I have changed the extruder. Yes you know I had to get it rooted to fix the extrusion that was 30% to low. But once followed your video it was an easy thing to fix 😍
lucky man... i spent all night to get it working... my printer didnt want to install firmware for nebula... painfull process could update to anything for original pad but not for nebula
This is excellent news. I was able to get the Nebula pad working after getting the newer firmware from the Creality site, but this rooted firmware definitely takes it to the next level. Can't wait for the firmware to drop and to give it a spin. Thank you for being on the front end of this technology! Without this video and the previous one, I would have had a lot of difficulty setting this up!
Glad you got it working. I have some experience with rooting phones and using command prompts so I'm sure I can make it work but I will definitely need to do more research before I'm comfortable with the process to flash it onto one of my printers. Plus I don't actually have the Nebula Pad yet. The great thing about this community is that someone will probably create a more user friendly method of flashing it to various printers in the future.
On the upside because it doesn’t actually change the firmware itself, you can still use the Nebula without much risk, and you can always flash right back to stock if it hits any errors. But I agree, were it not for the community we have I doubt half these printers would work as well as they do
thank you for the video.
followed everything to the T and got everything working!
its incredible watching my V2 get kinda close to V3 KE speed.
definitely a lot more tweaking but you helped get there.
My V2 is like a project car that i just love to tweak even though I couldve saved and got a different printer.
The V3 is just the daily...
Was this upgrade worth it? HECK YEAH!!!! THANK YOU!
Super glad to hear it! And to be honest I’m still tinkering and tweaking mine to get things just right but the speed increase is unbelievable. Really brings new meaning to rapid prototyping!
@TapticDigital I notice yesterday after installing, I have a homing issue after print so it says "print failed" but it just won't home properly. Just wondering if you had an issue with that? I did use your printer config but I have x and y linear rails.
Can’t seem to get this to work on my v3se I put it on the usb and plugged it in but it never pops up on the printer says flash drive I started but no upgrade ever pops up
Did you ever get this solved? As thats the same printer I want to use it on.
Good to see a semi-temp fix for this. I have the 4.2.7 board with the spider, sprite SE, and cr touch on board and could learn to use this software to re flash the nebula, but I heard Creality “should” have the firmware updates out later this month. This’ll be a nice backup to try if they aren’t true to their words…
Honestly once I found all the things I needed in Fluidd I was set. I am curious about the updates they’ve been hinting at. It looks really daunting to set up but the steps are pretty straight forward!
@@TapticDigital I would imagine it’ll be like what you did loading the modded firmware on the usb into the nebula..
have you updated the helper script via the installer? I did it and now the installer command will not work. Thanks for all the help!
what did you install the programs to and did you insert the installed programs into the nebula pad or to the printer?
Does auto bed leveling still work?
After 2 days I have finally got the basic done and I’m printing the nebula holder now. And not having the auto bed leveling is rough
Really hoping to see this firmware released soon. I am running an Ender 3 Pro with Dual Z Axis, CR Touch, Sprite SE, and Spider hotend with a 4.2.2 board. Hoping even with all these changes to the standard printer this thing works with it, I mostly want it for Klipper for the increased print speed and the included camera for monitoring (I am using a Roku home camera for now and a smart plug to kill power to the printer if there's an issue while I am away)
Firmware is out!
@@TapticDigital EDIT sorry I'm an idiot. I checked the official page and forgot this was a third party one.
I saw somewhere that Creality promised a specific firmware update for the Ender 3 V2 with Sprite Extruder Pro Kit for the end of February, I don't know if they will keep their promise.
I’ve heard that too, I’m hoping they do release something. I love using the rooted Klipper firmware, but if they could wrap it up into an easy to use package that everybody can use, that’s even better
Thanks for sharing this video. I have the exact same printer configuration as you, and keep getting this error message in Fluidd... Source contains parsing errors: '/usr/data/printer_data/config/printer.cfg'
[line 153]: 'bl_touch
'
I'm new to anything Klipper related. I configured the file exactly as you've shared. I'm not sure what I am doing wrong.
MainSail
Can someone confirm that the latest official Nebula Pad firmware allows configuration of e-steps / rotation_distance? And also that once upgraded it cannot be downgraded to the rooted version? Thanks
I have the Sonic Pad to control multiple printers, yeah Klipper is the best upgrade you can make to a non Klipper printer.. For the price its a decent deal to get into Klipper, you get more accurate prints and faster and adds wifi control etc to you printer. With the cost of a raspberry pi and a screen these offerings from Creality are pretty well priced.. and yeah why did i do it, because i got a Klipper based printer and found out what i was misssing, I wanted Klipper on my Ender's from that point on... for $130 for the Sonic Pad I can upgrade all 4 of them to Klipper with wifi control etc.. Yep sold.. But yeah Creality should open up the SSH etc, especially for people with upgraded printers that differ from stock configuration.
Klipper is truly game changing
I was going to order a nebula pad for my Ender 3 max with a sprite and CR, but no one had rooted it so I didn’t do it and instead I ordered the sonic pad. I could’ve saved my self a chunk of change and gotten something of a more convenient size factor for me…
(I ordered it a week ago..)
To be honest I hear the Sonic Pad is still more powerful. The Nebula is meant to be their introductory level, cheap enough to include it in newer kits
That’s good to hear!
Gracias amigo por la guía son tu video no hubiera sido posible el encontrar el firmware pre rooted, ya pude corregir lis offsets y el extrusor
¡Me alegra saber que ayudó! ¡Espero que el preenraizado se publique pronto!
Until today I have not been able to use my Creality Nebula, I cannot calibrate the printer parameters to adjust the center of the table where the CR Touch Probe should measure the Z axis. It is measuring the Z almost at the edge of the table of printing and when doing the mesh leveling of the table, the first point that the CR touch tries to measure is almost 5cm outside the printing table, as the probe does not touch the table the extruder nozzle collides against the table.
I had the same issue at first, but I have a solution! Assuming you are running the rooted firmware with klipper open your printer.cfg in the configuration settings. Find [bltouch], add a line for “x_offset:” and “y_offset:”. (Without quotes). If you have a Sprite Pro like me your value should be -31.8 / -49.5
I just got the nebula pad for my Ender 3 and I got everything installed but the motors are locked
@@LemonDealerr what do you mean locked? I think by default the motors stay engaged even when they aren’t printing, but in the UI (fluidd in my case) there’s a button for “Motors Off” to manually unlock them.
@@TapticDigital the motors will make a vibration but then will give me an error
So you have to replace the printers control screen with the pad, then root the pad to make it work, then not use the pad anymore because we're using everything else... why do we need the pad again? 🤔 I just wanted to add the camera..
The pad essentially overrides your printers main board. It’s like connecting a raspberry pi to your printer, so you still use the nebula for its hardware just not the screen so much.
Is the Ender 7 also on there list 🤔
According to Creality it only works on Ender 3 series printers, though I’d imagine with rooted firmware you could get it up and running on others
Could you make a configuration file available for the Ender 3 V2 with 4.2.7 board + Sprite Extruder Pro + CR Touch?
I believe the printer config file should be mostly if not entirely the same actually. At the very least the extruder and probe settings will be the same (Edit) I just checked mine and it should work, the only thing I would check are the pin numbers, like step_pin and heater_pin settings
Have you tested? Because I have the same hardware configuration.
@@jean-philippegeymann8789 I haven't tested it yet because my Nebula Kit is coming directly from China through Amazon Marketplace. It may arrive within the next 10 days as tracking informs that it has already arrived in the destination country.
Hello, I have an Ender 3 v2 with the standard pad, when I replace the pad with the Nebula Touch Screen, I cannot control the printer at all. Do I have to flash main board too for the touch pad to work?
Yes, on the flash drive included in the Nebula Kit you’ll find a file called “firmware_Nebula_Pad.bin”. You’ll copy this file to your printers microSD card, then turn on both the printer and nebula pad at roughly the same time. As long as you’ve set your pad up with the correct printer and board model, it should then connect with no issue.
Did that several times, pad works but I can not auto home and none of the self test work. I do get a board communication error during self check. Is there a way to reset the nebula pad and re-enter printer model just in case I did it wrong?
Does it work with the Ender 3 s1 pro?
So far they only list the Ender 3, Ender 3V2, Ender 3 Pro, and Ender 3V2 NEO. I believe it has more to do with the main board those models use
Hello
Thanks for your work. It's going great. Is there also a new version coming? The camera only shows black and white. In the new version of Creality you can switch this off. Can I install the new version or will root be gone?
Best regards
Your camera shows black and white because of its low light mode. If you have a brighter room it will display full color. I believe there is an option to disable the infrared mode.
@@TapticDigital Yes I know. I mean in the new version of Creality you can switch off the night version.
when i try to update de firmware i receive a message of " installation failed". Anybody know what to do?
Last I heard there was an official firmware update that removed the exploit Destinal used to get root access, I believe they are still working on it but you may want to check out D3vil Design, they have a Discord that is pretty active and working on all things Creality.
I have this exact setup now, but ran into a snag with the rooted firmware.
I, stupidly, updated to Creality's latest official firmware, and it took away root access as well as filament runout sensor functionality. I've tried multiple times to revert back to previous firmware versions, and then reinstalling the rooted firmware with no luck getting it to install.
Unfortunately we may be stuck waiting until Destinal is able to make a new one 😦
@@TapticDigital do you know if he is going to work on an updated one? The idea of it sounds like what i need!
I just got this Nebula kit for my Ender 3 V2. Honestly though, I'm just looking for faster prints. BUT if I have to download 2 other programs and change a ton of setting to get it to "work" I won't be installing it. I'm not very tech savvy at all and it will likely never work if I have to dial it in myself. Hopefully I can figure it out sooner than later or ill be trying to return it, if that's even possible.
Do your research on this before you buy it, unlike me.
I wonder, does it work with a CR Touch leveling kit? I got one at the same time as the Nebula and haven't installed it yet. Was going to try them both tomorrow or during the week.
@@notans1krr46 it does, they work together pretty well. There have been some updates to the nebula and supposedly Creality has made great improvements, making it a bit more hands-off than this method. I’d still set it up and give it a try, it makes printing incredibly fast.
@@TapticDigital Thanks for the reply! I got the cr touch installed and working. Ill go ahead with the nebula install after this print. Definitely looking forward to the faster speeds!
Hi do you informaion on root for ender 3 v3 se with nebula pad please
Not sure, I don’t have that printer so I haven’t looked for it. Look into D3vil Designs discord.
Can you please do a breakdown on your new slicer settings? I have the same setup as you except for a linear x rail. I have destinals nebula rooted firmware and I have it all logged into fluidd but I can't figure out how to set the speeds to go fast and also work lol. I used to use Cura but it confusing matching up the machine between cura and fluidd. I'm trying prusaslicer and it lines up since it supports klipper but I just don't know what the best settings are for a custom profile for this.
I’ve been using Prusaslicer and it does seem to play a bit nicer with the Nebula. All I did was go through and increase my speeds by 2-3x, so where my print speed was 60mm/s I bumped to 180mm/s. Then upped temperatures by about 5-10c since it’ll have to keep up with the speed. The big thing that I almost forgot was in Prusa there is a “maximum print speed” and my printer would never go past that speed even with the others set to go faster, just change that one to 200mm/s and you should be golden. If I remember to I’ll try and post some screenshots on my community page or just drop a short video!
What if somthing went wrong wheil installing? Is ther a way to go back?
Not sure yet, id assume you could just flash the stock firmware back but in the testing discord there haven’t seemed to be any hard bricked devices yet.
Thank you for the video. I am trying to figure out how to get, my now rooted Nebula Pad, to work with Ender 3 pro. How do I create cfg/img file to flash to my 4.2.7 board? Klipper website provides octiprint instructions for creating a flash file ... I can connect to nebula pad, connected to my printer, Kliper disconnected keeps on coming up. Presume I need to flash the board wirh kliper ... how is this done with Nebula pad ...? ... hoping that it will be similar to your machine ... thank you for any help or direction you may provide ...
Board needs to be flashed with the firmware bin file that is included on the flash drive that came with the nebula pad. This firmware replaces your current one and allows the nebula pad to communicate directly with the printer board.
Help! I get a connection failed. flowsocketerror: Windows error 10060 in bitwise when I sometimes get power outages and its out for days then magically works again and its unreachable when I'm trying to ping the IP
hi sir, i hope u are well. is the a creality pad that is way better than creality nebula?
@@juliusmabunda6607 I hear the Sonic Pad does very well
Hi do you have instructions to root the nebula smart kit on ender 3 v3 se
I’d assume it’s the same thing but you’ll want to look up D3vil Design to see their method. The creator of the root package, Destinal shares information on Discord and Reddit
I’ve watched your video countless times. It really help me out and understand what to do. Thanks. I do have a question. Where to I add the configure files to ? Also trying to find pre made configuration ender 3 pro 4.2.7 cr touch and micro Swiss NG. Haven’t had any success. Maybe I’m looking in the wrong places.
Once you are in fluidd (or Mainsail) you should have a tab for config files, you’ll find one in there that is printer.cfg, go ahead and edit that one and fill in the relevant info for your printer. There may not be one that’s premade for your setup, but you ought to be able to find one pretty close and then edit the differences
@@TapticDigital thanks, I’ll be back at it this weekend. Sometimes I overthink things. lol.
Would this work better even if i dont have the sprite? I got my nebula working but ive noticed i have to slow the speed down to 70% or it doesnt print right. It also doesnt pause for filament change, i use cura slicer
Yes it should still be much better than factory for speed. It also depends on what your printing settings are, I’ve found that with my set up it starts to lose quality past 200mm/s. And unfortunately klipper systems don’t understand common gcode macros like M600 (filament change), it requires adding some code to the config file. Much too long to post here, but there’s a Reddit post on r/klippers from a few months ago titled “Filament change mid print” and they have the code linked there.
I have the Nebula camera working in Mainsail but I am only getting about 4 FPS, not real flash, not sure how to improve it as I have just started looking for answers,
I average around 12. It’s manageable but I think the Nebula is getting pushed to its limits with everything else running
@@TapticDigital I would love 12 compared to 5, but not sure there is anything I can do to improve it. I have been searching and there isn't much mentioned about frame rate,,
Great video! Im keen to give The nebula a go however if i cant get it working, is it difficult to go back to old hardware? Do u just put the old screen back in and ur good to go? Scared of ruining my printer.
Super easy to go back, all you have to do is place a different firmware on your microSD card and place it in the printer. The Nebula Pad printer firmware overwrites your existing one, so you’ll need to keep a copy of your old firmware handy or download a new one!
Great video and a life saver for me as I have exactly the same set up as you. Two errors I encountered are the probe auto levelling off the bed and the front, and I think the extruder not pushing out enough filament. What two values am I changing here, and are they in the printer config file on your website? Appreciate the help!
Kipper doesn’t call it e-steps like every other printer firmware does, they call it “rotation distance” so check for that in your configuration. There are also a few calculators online to convert normal e-steps to rotation distance. As for probing off bed, I had to change two things. The first being the “home” point, I moved my extruder so the probe was roughly centered and used those XY values as my new home point in the configuration. I also ran into an issue where it would try to move the X farther than possible, so I ended up reducing my build size by about 10mm on the XY.
@@TapticDigital Just thought I'd update you on progress. I adjusted the rotation distance successfully, and also the home point. Started to struggle getting the probing off the bed to fix. Turns out is was the BLTouch offsets that were giving me issues, not sure if it's the same for you. Maybe try and reset your build size and adjust the BLTouch offsets? Mine were X -33 and Y-30 - same set up as you.
Did you have the nebula camera installed on it as well? Could you maybe tell me if any drivers were necessary to get it installed?
I’ve had it connected the whole time, all I did was plug it in to the nebula pad. If I remember you may have to install Moonraker to get camera options working properly, but it isn’t too in depth
hi friend, do you have news about Public release coming soon? pleas
It’s live! Link in description
i cant even find the firmware to update the v3se for the nebula oad cause the link for it on their website is broken
The firmware for the printer itself is included on the flash drive that came with the nebula pad, it seems to work for all supported devices, but it will overwrite your current firmware and make it so your printer only works with a nebula pad unless you flash back to your previous firmware.
@@TapticDigital so the v3se firmware wasnt included on my drive but i w as just being dumb i forgot that some things just dont work with opera gx. worked fine on firefo
Hello, after rooting nebula pad, I can also change the limits of the machine as I added linears to the printer and that mainly changed the Y axis.? Thank you for the answer. I have an Ender 3v2 printer with linears and sprites pro extruder.
Yes, you can edit almost every aspect of the printer, including physical size limits, speed, acceleration and more
@TapticDigital what about PID autotune?
does it matter if you have the GD chip vs the STM chipped 4.2.2?
As long as your printer is supported during setup, I believe both chipsets were listed in the connection menu
I'm thinking about this as my next upgrade.
I have the sprite pro and dual z axis installed with a CR touch.
Do you have a discord or anything for support if and when I get the Nebula kit?
I don’t use discord much to be honest, I’d recommend checking out Reddit for some good groups, over on r/fixmyprint or r/creality usually
@@TapticDigital ok thank you! i appreciate the reply :)
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but I would like to use Cura as my slicer. Would rooting allow me to do this? I am receiving a "2171 Unknown exception" error.
It would, though Cura should work with it by default as it’s one of the most compatible slicers out there. Ever since rooting it and running my own klipper I’ve really enjoyed my printer again.
Unfortunately Cura is not compatible with the default g-code. The above-mentioned 2171 error is given, and I can not print anything. I have found info on altering gcode, but I am still fairly new and am not sure if I am doing it right. I currently have 2 printers, one stock and one with the Nebula system. I need something that will work with both. Rooting is pretty in-depth, so I am a bit leary.
Ok I have an ender 3 pro with borough sprite pro extruder. I installed the nebula pad. Flashed the firmware for the pad. What next? Can I flash original printer firmware or do I have to go through these steps?
So you’ll want to use the firmware bin file from the flash drive your nebula included, you’ll place this on your printers MicroSD card. This will replace whatever firmware your printer has with the Nebula communication firmware. And that’s it, you won’t need to use your SD card anymore, everything is controlled by the nebula pad
@TapticDigital how do I flash the new rooted firmware for the pad. I tried but said it couldn't install
Thanks for the video. I have an ender 3 max with the V4.2.2 (32bit) motherboard, the same with the ender V2. I asked creality and they peplied that the nebula it's not compatible with the ender 3 max.. If I rooted it would I be able to use your config file of ender V2 and change only the xyz dimensions?
I don’t see why not, though you may have trouble getting the pad to control the actual printer through its connector. I’m not familiar enough with the other Enders so I don’t know if they use a different control cable.
Thanks for your quick reply!
Hi Taptic! I have the same hardware setup as you and I am using the printer config file you provided. I'm also using fluidd, do you know how I can change the E steps?
Sure thing, in the cfg file under the section [extruder], you can adjust the “rotation distance”. This is a little tricky and I ended up using an online “klipper rotation distance calculator”. I’m no good at math myself, but that’s why we have calculators in the first place isn’t it? 😉
@@TapticDigital Thanks!
Hi, I have a ender 3 v2 and just got a nebula pad, will this work?
Yup it sure will!
Great video! I'm thinking to buy a nebula pad. Does fluidd or mainsail can run direcly on screen when rooted, can it launch gcode direcly?
No, the pad still displays it's original Creality OS, but there is no need to use the screen anymore as all of it can be controlled through your web browser. It has a console to run manual commands if you want.
@@TapticDigital tkank for the awnser👍
Will this work on an Ender 3 s1 pro? I keep getting a communication error.
So far they only list the Ender 3, Ender 3V2, Ender 3 Pro, and Ender 3V2 NEO. I believe it has more to do with the main board those models use
LOL, I didn't realize having an S1 Pro would be an issue. I already have the nebula pad too. oh well I guess.@@TapticDigital
Seeing people are having problems doing it after updating the pad, does it still work if you don’t update it? I still haven’t tried this yet and if it’s going to be a while before another route is found I’ll just hold off going to klipper on it.
From what I’ve seen, the new official update blocks the root exploit. If yours isn’t updated, it’s definitely worth rooting for
@@TapticDigital good to know. It’s never even been taken out of the box so I just need to remember not to update the thing when it asks. I wonder if it forces you to update or is there a “maybe later” or “not now” option? Sucks they’ve done this but I have faith in people much smarter than I am. Thanks for replying.
Nice video! One question: Do you recommend the Nebula for the Ender 3 v2 to achieve better quality and faster printing? Is it worth it?
100% worth it once you get through the initial setup. I’m printing 4x as fast with zero loss in quality.
@@TapticDigitalthank you so much
i want to use on a ender 3 max reg not a neo
how do i do so
As far as I know you can’t, unless the Nebula pad supports whatever board your printer has.
@@TapticDigital it has a 4.2.7 32 bit board
@@TapticDigital i got it to work the problem is the size of buld plate
ender3 v2 is too small
Hi friend i can not acces to nebula by putty the username and pasword don nota Match i used root and creality, pleas helpe
It’s because I’m using a custom firmware that changes the password. I’m currently waiting for the firmware to go public
@@TapticDigital pleas is urgen,thank
Firmware is out, link in description
Exist a pre root fw for the Ender 3 v3 se?
The SE is marlin, so there's no concept of root there.
@@destinal_in_reality i rooted the ender 3 v3 se now, and it works grait. in combi withe the nebula pad.
@@torstenletz9250 great, good to hear it
Step 1. Open Nebula box
Step 2. Watch your 1st video
Step 3. FREAK OUT!
Step 4. Watched this video!
It isn’t the easiest process but for the price of the nebula, and the increased performance, I say it’s worth it!
awesome, can it communicate with 3rd party printers (Artillery and similar) after this?
Unfortunately not that I’ve seen. It’s pretty specific to creality boards. It communicates with the printer via the screen connector.
try the kobra 2 max that does make your desk move 🤣🤣