Question One;
Everyone is pretty sure that the fillament for the software show up in windows in the C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\BambuStudio\user\ then the Machine ID”.. I do not think this is correct since I have 2 bambo printer and only two folders which is default and 2093432839 and the latter appears to be my Bambu login ID. Is this correct.
It looks like when getting my eSun profiles they are missing the H2C but have my P2S. The P2S ones. I also download the Overture ones for the P2S silk and they actually ended up locally on the printer when they printed (ie I can assign the overture filaments to the AMS at the printer now) Not sure how this happened. Are they stored locally on the USB?
for the H2C it is more complicated since I cannot find the settings for that printer yet.and just taking the process and filament files and changing the name? it would not recognize them. It also appears after opening up the files for process and filament there are callouts like “inherit” whick look like the eSun profiels borrow from standard Bambu Labs.
I did have some success and finally get it recognized by changing the code with modifying the P2s to H2c and changing the inherit variable for bambu filament settings (the @BBL)
{
“default_filament_colour”: [
“#FFFFFF”
],
“filament_extruder_variant”: [
“Direct Drive Standard”,
“Direct Drive High Flow”
],
“filament_max_volumetric_speed”: [
“20”,
“nil”
],
“filament_settings_id”: [
“H2C eSUN PLA-Lite Filament White”
],
“from”: “User”,
“inherits”: “Generic PLA @BBL H2C 0.4 nozzle”,
“name”: “H2C eSUN PLA-Lite Filament White”,
“textured_plate_temp”: [
“65”
],
“textured_plate_temp_initial_layer”: [
“65”
],
“version”: “2.3.0.2”
}
I was really hoping someone already did a deep diver and found an easier way to do this. Also note you will have to do the same thing for the process file. Also I am not sure how the .info file is created. it must be done during the import.
bigjimchest