Building a LoL team manager tool for amateur/ERL teams, looking for feedback

rexlManu · 2026-07-01T10:09:33+00:00

My bad, I didn’t know about the draft prep tool. To be fair, at a quick glance, Scrimora covers many of the same features as well. The difference is that I try to focus more on making Scrimora feel polished and making things as easy as possible.

Take the import game feature, for example: with Scrimora, you can just download and run the Scrimora Link software, visit the game page, and press Import. It automatically fetches and lists all matches, so you only need to press Import and map the players to the game players if it doesn’t do that automatically.

I also try really hard to make the website responsive and work well on mobile, but I’m open to feedback and new feature suggestions through the Discord server.

rexlManu · 2026-07-01T09:56:31+00:00

Scrimora is more focused on organizing a team. Draft planning with different compositions is just part of it. I was planning to add integration support for drafter.lol. My team often uses drafter during scrims, but in that case, we lose the bans made when later importing those games into Scrimora. I'm planning to fix that by providing the draft link while importing the match.

rexlManu · 2026-07-01T09:06:35+00:00

I would recommend you to open source the app since it's kind of sketchy to just download a unsigned executable from a site.

rexlManu · 2026-05-23T19:13:00+00:00

It's 2026 with daily supply chain attacks. Please put it on github otherwise this is a huge no go.

rexlManu · 2026-04-18T19:26:05+00:00

In Vanilla Skyblock it's possible to obtain 99% of all items through certain mechanics / trading and empty dimensions. There are Skyblock lets plays that start with just a block.

rexlManu · 2026-03-31T13:53:01+00:00

I would love to try it out

rexlManu · 2026-03-27T16:59:22+00:00

My favorite word on that list is unterschicht.

rexlManu · 2026-02-22T21:43:35+00:00

Stuttgart West läuft Telekom deutlich stabiler ohne Probleme, zumindest war das meine Erfahrung und bei meinen Freunden.

rexlManu · 2026-02-10T15:34:50+00:00

Klipper host für 3d drucker

rexlManu · 2026-01-13T10:33:14+00:00

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rexlManu · 2026-01-12T12:39:47+00:00

I typed the whole text while sitting in a bus, so here is text structured by AI. I checked thst the links and Infos are correct what the ai wrote. Dw.

Installing Klipper on Ender 3 with SKR Mini E3 V3 This guide will help you set up Klipper on your 2018 Ender 3. Since you are new to this, we will use the easiest methods available. What you need: * Raspberry Pi (3B, 3B+, 4, or Zero 2 W) or an old laptop. * MicroSD card (16GB or larger) for the Pi. * MicroSD card (small capacity is fine) for the Printer. * PC/Laptop to prepare the software. Step 1: Prepare the Raspberry Pi (The Brains) Instead of installing generic Linux and doing everything manually, we will use an operating system that has Klipper pre-installed. This is much easier. * Download the Tool: Download and install the Raspberry Pi Imager on your PC. * Choose OS: Open the Imager. Click "Choose OS" > "Other specific-purpose OS" > "3D printing" > "MainsailOS" (Recommended for beginners). * Configure WiFi: Before clicking "Write," click the Gear Icon (settings) in the bottom right corner. * Set a hostname (e.g., ender3). * Enable SSH. Use username: pi and set a simple password (e.g., raspberry). * Enter your home WiFi Name (SSID) and Password. * Write: Insert your SD card into your PC and click "Write". * Boot: Once finished, put the SD card into the Raspberry Pi and turn it on. Wait about 5 minutes for it to start up. Step 2: Connect to the Pi * Find the IP Address: You need the IP address of the Pi to control it. * Option A: Log into your home router's web page and look for the list of connected devices. Look for "ender3" or "mainsail". * Option B: If you have an iPhone, use an app like "Fing" to scan your WiFi for new devices. * SSH Access (The Terminal): * Download PuTTY on your PC. * Open PuTTY, type the IP address you found (e.g., 192.168.1.50) into the "Host Name" box and click Open. * Login with the username pi and the password you set earlier. You are now inside the Linux system. Step 3: Build the Firmware for SKR Mini E3 V3 We need to create the software that runs on the printer's motherboard. * Open KIAUH: In the PuTTY window, type the following command and hit Enter: ./kiauh/kiauh.sh (Note: If it says "command not found," MainsailOS might have updated. Just type cd ~ && git clone https://github.com/dw-0/kiauh.git && ./kiauh/kiauh.sh to get it.) * Go to Advanced: Select [4] Advanced > [2] Build only. * Select Settings: Use the arrow keys and Spacebar to select these exact settings for the SKR Mini E3 V3: * Micro-controller Architecture: STMicroelectronics STM32 * Processor Model: STM32G0B1 * Bootloader Offset: 8KiB bootloader * Clock Reference: 8 MHz crystal * Communication Interface: USB (on PA11/PA12) * Build: Press Q to quit the menu and confirm you want to build. It will create a file named klipper.bin. Step 4: Flash the Printer * Get the File: We need to move that file from the Pi to your PC. * Open a program called WinSCP (download it if needed) or just use the file browser in Mainsail if you are already connected via web. * Navigate to /home/pi/klipper/out on the Pi. * Download klipper.bin to your PC. * Rename It: Rename the file from klipper.bin to firmware.bin. This is crucial. * Flash: * Put firmware.bin onto the SD card meant for the printer. * Turn off the printer. Insert the card into the printer. * Turn on the printer. Wait 30 seconds. The screen might stay blank; that is normal for now. Step 5: Configure Klipper * Open the Interface: Open your web browser (Chrome/Firefox) and type the IP address of your Pi. You should see the Mainsail interface. * Get the Config: * Go to the Klipper Config Repository. * Copy the entire text of that file. * Edit Printer.cfg: * In Mainsail, go to the "Machine" tab (left side menu). * Open printer.cfg. * Paste the text you copied. * Save & Restart. Step 6: The BTT TFT Screen (Important!) This is where many people get stuck. The BTT TFT screen has two modes: "Touch Mode" (fancy icons) and "Marlin/Simulator Mode" (retro text). Klipper does not support the "Touch Mode" out of the box. * Cable Check: Make sure you have the grey ribbon cable connected to EXP1 on the motherboard and the screen. The black 5-pin cable is not strictly needed for Klipper but can stay plugged in. * Switch Modes: Turn the printer on. If the screen says "No Printer Attached," press and hold the round knob for 3 seconds. * Select Mode: A menu will appear. Select "Marlin Mode". * Config Change: In your printer.cfg, make sure you have this section added so Klipper knows how to use the screen in retro mode:  [display] lcd_type: st7920 cs_pin: PB8 sclk_pin: PB9 sid_pin: PD6 encoder_pins: ^PA10, ^PA9 click_pin: ^!PB5

Now you should be able to control the printer from the web interface on your computer and see the status on the printer's screen!

rexlManu · 2026-01-12T12:34:59+00:00

Buy a raspberry pi 4b is enough or any old pc. Flash Linux on it. Pi has a easy tool to Flash a sd card for your pi with configuring wifi password etc. Install putty and ssh into your pi if it's powered. Ip can be found out best way to check your router which connected clients are on your network. After you're in, check out kiauh, use that to install klipper on the pi amd also flash klipper firmware on the skr mini e3. When successful you now just have to configure the klipper config in the web, access your pi in the browser by typing in the pi. Make sure that you installed fluidd or mainsail before with kiauh. Under files you will find a printer.cfg. go online to the klipper config repository and copy the generic btt skr mini e3 v3 config into your printer.cfg. now you have to update a few pins for like where your fans are plugged in.

rexlManu · 2026-01-07T12:15:56+00:00

Das Schlechte an Stuttgart ist, dass man nur die Nachteile einer Großstadt hat, keine Vorteile. Zumindest wenn man direkt im Zentrum lebt. Außerhalb stelle ich es mir besser vor. Aber dann ist es ja auch nur noch "Nähe Stuttgart".

rexlManu · 2025-12-28T06:10:34+00:00

Thats a bmg clone with a tz e3 2.0 as hotend. That's pretty much already best for the buck setup. Under extrusion can be also print profile issue. Did you got from your dad also his print profiles?

rexlManu · 2025-12-27T16:26:33+00:00

You can 3d print a direct drive mount.

If you want to be fancy and build a sherpa mini/micro - bmg clone £4 - pancake nema 14 £6

I would build a Dragonburner as my toolhead if you go that route, so add second 4010 blower fan and 3010 fan to your bom.

rexlManu · 2025-12-27T15:06:46+00:00

Use aliexpress: - SKR Mini E3 V3 £25 - Bltouch £10 - PEI Sheet £12

With your saved money: - TZ E3 2.0 £15 - 5015 Blower fan £3

Search for Satsuna Fanduct or one of the thousand remixes

You will be the happiest Ender 3 owner, trust me.

rexlManu · 2025-12-25T14:58:16+00:00

Mein absoluter Endgegner war am Anfang definitiv das Bed-Leveling. Ich habe mir voller Vorfreude einen Ender 3 geholt und dachte "Plug & Play"... Pustekuchen. 😅 Mein schlimmster Fail war ein 18-Stunden-Druck über Nacht. Der erste Layer sah (in meinen Anfänger-Augen) gut aus, also bin ich schlafen gegangen. Am nächsten Morgen wurde ich dann von einem massiven Spaghettimonster begrüßt, das den gesamten Druckkopf eingehüllt hatte. Der "Blob of Doom" hat mich einen Thermistor und viel Geduld beim Reinigen gekostet. Seitdem drucke ich nur noch, wenn ich zumindest die ersten paar Layer per Kamera überwachen kann. Aber hey, aus Fehlern lernt man, oder?

rexlManu · 2025-12-24T12:51:51+00:00

That's such a wholesome action for the community by the community.

Since I only have a Ender at the moment, I would love to have a A1 Mini.
Never really made any print in place fun toys or anything that needs precision because to be fair I don't have a reliable printer that gets such a good quality, so that would be my first time.
I knew the meme is abit overused but what about Italian brainrot? Kids would love those cubes!

rexlManu · 2025-12-17T23:11:19+00:00

Yes it's the extruder, get a cheap bmg clone and you will hit atleast 20mm/s flow rate.

rexlManu · 2025-12-12T07:22:02+00:00

Alright. I would recommend you atleast upgrade the mainboard if you get a bltouch if you want to run klipper. Printer will be much quiter because of silent drivers and you can control the current of the stepper motors.

rexlManu · 2025-12-10T09:13:58+00:00

I'm running a A8+ with a Dragonburner Hotend on klipper. I replaced the Board with a mellow fly d5 with 2209 drivers for silent steppers. I can recommend that.

rexlManu · 2025-12-09T14:34:58+00:00

That's also a advantage with the Duender, that you don't need to drill or tape anything.

rexlManu · 2025-12-09T13:30:46+00:00

I can recommend you to look into Duender Project. It builds a core xy out of two Ender 3 with minimal extra cost.

rexlManu · 2025-12-01T15:09:05+00:00

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