Missing plus / minus for filaments

[rashuge]

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OrcaSlicer Version

2.2.0-rc

Operating System (OS)

Windows

OS Version

11

Additional system information

No response

Printer

QIDI Plus4

How to reproduce

1. Open Orca Slicer
2. Switch to single filament machine
3. It displays two filaments available

Actual results

No plus / minus to add and remove filament

Expected results

Expect to have the ability to remove or add more filaments based on the number of filaments for that particular printer. Or the ability to switch between the filaments. The Qidi Plus4 when you select filament two, prints for a period of time then fails because it isn't filament one. If I select filament one, it will complete the print without issues. I would expect it to either use it like a filament profile and the printer completes the job or I would expect the ability to remove all but one filament since it is only single extruder, single filament.

Project file & Debug log uploads

V-Spooler X Beta 1.zip debug_Sat_Oct_12_16_33_01_2272.log.zip

Checklist of files to include

• [X] Log file
• [X] Project file

Anything else?

No response

[staal54a]

If you go into your Printer Profile Settings then click on the Multimaterial tab, is the "Single Extruder Multi Material" checkbox ticked? I was able to recreate this issue (on 2.2.0-beta2 so it's possible there's a new break between that and the rc) with the following steps:

1. Create a new Qidi X-Plus 4 profile (I don't own one so created a new one).
2. Open the Printer Profile settings, go to the Multimaterial tab and tick the "Single Extruder Multi Material" box
3. The filament plus/minus buttons appear so add a new filament.
4. Then, go back into the Printer Profile settings, Multimaterial tab and un-tick the "Single Extruder Multi Material" box

At this point you should have two filaments in the filament tab without the ability to remove the second one.

Using the steps you provided, I was not able to recreate the issue. Is it possible you maybe ticked the "Single Extruder Multi Material" checkbox for a single print, added the second filament then Orca closed or crashed? I just tried that as well and it did also recreate the issue you mentioned.