Kobra X external camera time lapse layer change G-CODE bluetooth remote clicker

WHAT IS THIS? This G-Code modification and button clicker mount will move the printhead aside after each layer (or calculated height), and physically press a BlueTooth button remote to take a photo with an external camera. Stitch the photos together in the time lapse software of your choice. WATCH FIRST https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9b3QzNcmQM INFO The 3MF file contains TIME LAPSE Layer Change G-Code. The STL files are for the bluetooth clicker holder and face plate. I found this code intially on MakerWorld, but the markup was in Chinese and the code was working but too agressive. I had to modify it (click hold time and pause after photo). A little bit of trial and error and it was fixed. This was tested with an iPhone 16. NOTE: I don't have a way to test this on Andriod. Please share your Andriod experience in the comments BLUETOOTH CLICKER REMOTE 2-pack Bluetooth clicker button (Amazon Affiliate link) Feel free to use the button of your choice but you may have to tinker with the clicker holder design HOW MUCH TIME DOES TIME LAPSE ADD TO PRINT TIME? EXAMPLE: MY IMPROVEMENTS to the original design -Translated the markup to English -Added storage slot for when not in use -Added a pull tab for easier removal and insertion of face plate -Added screw hole for secured mounting, optional (longer M3 screw required) -Added customizable tile badge and Anycubic logo versions -Add-on holster option for onboard backup/secondary clicker -Removed hard edge off the button pusher face (it would occasionally "stick" in the toolhead housing vent) -Added more detailed usage documentation (layer usage examples, click time, pause time) -All packaged up offered it here to the Anycubic community (no need download Bambu Studio to get the STL). INSTRUCTIONS 1- Download the STL files FIRST (the clicker holder), enable supports and print using regular Kobra X printer profile. 2- Download the 3MF file SECOND, open that file. 3- Edit the printer settings and rename it to something new. These