Check out the Screenshot. How is this possible ?
I am confused as you have not provided any context other than the screenshots.
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Top right
This is showing you the filaments you have specified for your model.
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Left side
This shows the filaments you have specified for your model.
The swatches show you the closest match available on the selected printer’s AMS.
Matches
- Black = Black
- Beige (not sure what this is) = Beige
Guesses
- White > Yellow
- Cyan > Orange
Look at the AMS connected to the printer selected in the same window. Does it have Yellow and Orange?
If not, make sure the device tab matches what you expect.
If not, if the spools are Bambu Lab filament, remove the ones that do not match and then put each back in before trying again. If they are not Bambu spools, correct the information.
Yes, Yellow and Orange are in loaded in the AMS Pro and recognized by the printer (the display on the printer shows the correct colors). Strangly even synchronizing the filaments does not solve it. Next time I will try your advice to remove and to reinserted the spools.
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Be aware that the color specified in the print profile is an independent variable from what is loaded on an AMS unit. Even if you map one to the next, they are still independent from each other. The software picks what it thinks is the best match. It doesn’t always make the best choices. Luckily one can easily override the choices the software makes by clicking on the filament tabs in the print plate pop up window.
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Sync and overwriting instead of Mapping. This will show the actual colors in their order in the AMS. Mapping will do as Malc said, approximate the colors based on the models colors.
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That’s the solution. Thank you. I made a new file and overrode the colours then it worked.
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