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Hi there, first I love your plugins to OctoPi, so thank you for that. I came across a problem that I was never able to track down the root cuase of, as it seemed to happen on both the Filament Manager and Spool Manager. When either one was installed, *though I did see it happen more with the Spool manager, for some reason the temps that you have set in the Spool manager would be added to the temps that you had in 'Cura when you sliced your file. So if i had a Nozzle temp off 200 and a bed temp of 60, then when I would load the file via OctoPi, and select the spool to use, it would calculate the Nozzle temp to be 400 and the bed temp to be 120.

Perhaps I am the one at fault and am using the plugin wrong? But I see no circumstances where the two values should be added together. This obviously causes my printer to cause an overheat condition causing an Error and the printer locksup and you have to power it off in order togain control back of the printer.

Do you know why this is happening? Is this user error or is this a bug in the plugin? I had to remove these plugins from my OctoPi so that this didn't keep happening as I was worried about risking the printer.

Any insight would be helpful! Thank you! John

Change from flask.ext.babel import gettext to from flask_babel import gettext on the I18N page since the first no longer works.

On the wiki page https://github.com/OllisGit/OctoPrint-KnowledgeBase/wiki/PluginPython23 you mention YourPlugin.md but don't say much about how to update it.

I'm a complete GIT beginner and while I muddled through the initial registration of my plugin in the repository, I seem to be unable to figure out how to update my FanSpeedMirror.md once I add the

compatibility:
 python: ">=2.7,<4"

Pushing and Pulling are so confusing to me. I'm much more comfortable with SVN (or CVS).

Any chance you could enhance your wiki to show the steps involved?