OctoPrint-BedLevelVisualizer VS PMSBLM

The first included marlin example worked for me:

I'm using a CR-10v3 with a BL-Touch v3.1 for 4.2.7 mainboard addon. Printer is using the Klipper firmware and as such, doesn't recognize commands like M420. Based on the example GCODE on the BedLevelVisualizer page, I'm using:

Install the Bed Visualizer plugin in Settings add the gcode from https://github.com/jneilliii/OctoPrint-BedLevelVisualizer/blob/master/wiki/gcode-examples.md for the Sidewinder X2 (you might want to modify the temperatures).

Depending on firmware, I just used what they suggested here: https://github.com/jneilliii/OctoPrint-BedLevelVisualizer/blob/master/wiki/gcode-examples.md

One final note for those looking around, Bed Visualizer has different examples of some G code found here: https://github.com/jneilliii/OctoPrint-BedLevelVisualizer/blob/master/wiki/gcode-examples.md which I'm looking at as well, but didn't want to add more complexity until I figure out what's going on.

I agree with the other commenter that the middle is too low. If you're using Octoprint at all, you can install the Bed Level Visualizer plugin to get a good visual.

Ah, that could be it! I did some research on the nylock mod -- looks like the equivilent for the Mini is the silicone mod.

I've done the Silicone bed leveling mod on 2 minis so far with great success. There's easy to follow detailed instructions here: https://github.com/bbbenji/PMSBLM

Yes, the Auto Bed Levelling checks how flat the bed is before each print and the printer uses this information when printing. The Mesh Bed Levelling records a map of the bed, which can be used to minimize the warping of the bed (it is a step in the silicone mod for Prusa Mini: https://github.com/bbbenji/PMSBLM).

Thing is, whether the bed/nozzle is heated as the github page indicates, (https://github.com/bbbenji/PMSBLM) or it's cold, the value's I'm getting from octoprint and the adjustments suggested keep changing. Top right down, then top right up, back and forth, but not consistent values.

More info: https://github.com/bbbenji/PMSBLM

Thus, I am currently now applying the "Silicone Bed Leveling Mod" (https://github.com/bbbenji/PMSBLM). This should fix my issues hopefully.

Octoprint runs on a computer or raspberry pi and controls the printer. It works with most printers. Nylock should work but the silicone mod seems to be more common on minis. They both do the same thing in slightly different ways. https://github.com/bbbenji/PMSBLM

Go to settings and get the results from the bed level, plug it in here: https://bbbenji.github.io/PMSBLM/