I just installed 2.4.0.70 on MacOS and it is making me furious.
Wondering if my problem is a new feature or a bug?
Running a P1S with AMS.
If I have a project with filaments, like in the image with Bambu PLA Basic and PLA Generic, I can’t change to some of the other Bambu filament Types.
I’d like to change the Generic PLA to Bambu PLA Matte but it is under “Unsupported” and I can’t add it to my project.
However it looks like I am allowed to change to filaments types that are already loaded into the AMS.
If I pick another project with other filament types like Bambu Matte PLA I get the same problem that I can’t change to for instance PETG HF. If the AMS is turned off I can’t even change the type to Bambu PLA Basic. PLA Basic moves to unsupported list.
In essence if a filament type is not loaded into the AMS I might not be able to add or change to that type.
I found the issue.
Somehow some of my System Filaments had been deleted.
Matte, Basic, PETG HF etc. were missing.
After adding the filaments again it all works. Been upgrading the SW all year long and never had this issue. If all filaments had been missing, maybe I would have caught it sooner.
Thanks for the suggestions, made me look at more menus and settings.
How did you re-add the profiles, just by selecting the checkboxes in the filaments list?
Mine just started doing this. I suspect it has to do with me reluctantly clicking ok to download new p2s profiles. I have a p1s.
So I just had this issue with Bambu brand filaments, was working fine till I updated and opened a file I had saved prior to the update. Made sure I had the latest presets loaded and everything. All Bambu filaments were marked as unsupported. Also my system filaments were still selected appropriately. What fixed it for me was unchecking one of the boxes, saving, then rechecking the box on any of my filaments. This somehow fixed it for those that are in the same situation as me.
