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Failed processing of file name format #5291

Open Zoch707 opened 1 week ago

Zoch707 commented 1 week ago

Bambu Studio Version

1.10.1.50

Where is the application from?

Bambu Lab Official website

OS version

macOS Sonoma 14.2.1

Additional system information

No response

Printer

Creality Ender 3 V3 KE

How to reproduce

slice file and try to export g-code.

Actual results

the little window pops up and says failed prossesing of file name format ...

Expected results

it should ask me where to save the .gcode file and proceed to save it there.

Project file & Debug log uploads

Auto_TestGit.3mf.zip

Checklist of files to include

dcs3473 commented 1 week ago

Ditto. This has happened to me also. It has to do with this: Gcode Output: File Format:{input_filenamebase}{filament_type[initialtool]}{print_time}.gcode coming from the Orca Profile, I think. It looks like it was copied over and has leftovers that are not supported in BambuStudio

XunZhangBambu commented 4 days ago

@Zoch707 We did not include initial_tool as a placeholder internally. To avoid affecting your export, you can change the format to: {input_filenamebase}{filamenttype[0]}{print_time}.gcode, which will use the first selected material type as the material type in the exported file.

dcs3473 commented 3 days ago

@Zoch707 We did not include initial_tool as a placeholder internally. To avoid affecting your export, you can change the format to: {input_filenamebase}{filamenttype[0]}{print_time}.gcode, which will use the first selected material type as the material type in the exported file.

Where exactly is this change made in BambuStudio? I don't see any reference to it.

dcs3473 commented 2 days ago

I found it. Users will have to turn on Dev Mode to see the missing field. That change worked, so they know the default profile for the K1Max has this setting incorrect. I thought they would all be wrong if they were shared with Orca. Thanks.