Open longrackslabs opened 7 months ago
walterwongbbl
commented
6 months ago @longrackslabs We think modifying nozzle parameters is a very cautious thing, and users may ignore reminders and perform update nozzle operations. In some cases, this can result in some negative outcomes.
longrackslabs
commented
6 months ago So you want to penalize advanced users? I change nozzles often - sometimes every print.
Please make this extra step an optional preference even if the default is the new cautious way, let me decide if I need it or not and keep the old flow.
Please. I am asking nicely.
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SaltWei
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5 months ago So you want to penalize advanced users? I change nozzles often - sometimes every print.
After changing nozzles, user can update the information on printer screen. So the printer knows a new nozzle has been installed.
This information is very important for both printer and studio. Since currently there are has no sensor on printer to detect what nozzle has been installed.
On printer size, the nozzle information will be used to filter the pa profiles which is stored in printer, and also be published to studio and app to match the right sliced file.
On app side, this information is also used to filter project which is required to be printed at specific nozzle diameter.
SaltWei
commented
5 months ago let me decide if I need it or not and keep the old flow.
We can add one option at studio preference to never receive nozzle information from printer and hide the popup window. @walterwongbbl This is not difficult, right?
Bambu Studio Version
1.9.0.60
Where is the application from?
Bambu Lab github releases
OS version
Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon
Additional system information
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Info:
Processes: 587 Uptime: 27d 19h 11m wakeups: 1608 Memory: 62.72 GiB used: 22.51 GiB (35.9%)
Init: systemd v: 249 runlevel: 5 Compilers: gcc: 11.4.0 alt: 11/12/9 Client: Cinnamon v: 6.0.4
inxi: 3.3.13
Printer
Bambu X1C
How to reproduce
resubmitting as a bug - though the dev team will probably debate this as a new 'feature'. You can recreate with any project.
Actual results
1.9 this is now effectively an error, forcing the user to cancel the print attempt, navigate to a new "Printer Parts", set nozzle type and size, then go back to Preview to Print Plate. This is not a good workflow. Recommend reverting back to 1.8 flow -though it might be better to default to the "Confirm and Update" button rather than the "Confirm"
Expected results
In 1.8, this is a warning/notify that allows the user to "Confirm and Update" to sync the nozzle preset. This is an efficent workflow - though it might be better to default to the "Confirm and Update" button rather than the "Confirm"
Project file & Debug log uploads
You can recreate with any project.
Checklist of files to include