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I see the current specification says "brand = One of Generic, Overture PolyLite, eSun, PolyTerra. The full list can be found in bambuslicer. If a filament is defined that is not in this list, it will be assumed to be Generic"
Is there any way this can pass the brand defined in the tag regardless, instead of Generic, so that if the end user has a filament profile defined for that brand, Bambu Studio can match to it?.... i.e. I have a custom filament profile configured in Bambu Studio for Flashforge PETG So if I load a filament of type PETG and brand Flashforge.... if that gets passed instead of "generic", it could select the correct filament profile? Or is this a limitation of the Bambu firmware, and it not accepting anything but Generic, Overture, Polylike, eSun, and PolyTerra via the MQTT protocol?
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The brand gets mapped to an internal number that bambu printers expect in the mqtt message. For example Generic PLA has a code like GA99 but Bambu PLA is something like B398
So for now filament must be one of those predefined values so the codes can be looked up in a table.
You do bring up a good point about user defined fields. As of right now there isn't a way to sync openspool with any slicer. But if there were, being able to provide a specific filament would be useful.
I can check and see if bambu has a flash forgecode brand in their firmware
I see the current specification says "brand = One of Generic, Overture PolyLite, eSun, PolyTerra. The full list can be found in bambuslicer. If a filament is defined that is not in this list, it will be assumed to be Generic"
Is there any way this can pass the brand defined in the tag regardless, instead of Generic, so that if the end user has a filament profile defined for that brand, Bambu Studio can match to it?.... i.e. I have a custom filament profile configured in Bambu Studio for Flashforge PETG So if I load a filament of type PETG and brand Flashforge.... if that gets passed instead of "generic", it could select the correct filament profile? Or is this a limitation of the Bambu firmware, and it not accepting anything but Generic, Overture, Polylike, eSun, and PolyTerra via the MQTT protocol?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: