Feature request:
Allow for manual speed entry like nozzle and bed temperature.
I searched and didn’t see this in feature requests, but did find it in a post from last year, so I’m putting it here.
That’s why it’s titled Handy - print speed options. But really it’s meant to be a feature request for both Handy and Studio.
Could you please remove your reply? The title of my post is clear and this is a request for a feature that does not currently exist
In Studio: while printing, click on the right hand temperature, type in a new number, press enter or return.
THIS IS A REQUEST FOR MANUAL SPEED ENTRY WHILE PRINTING . CURRENTLY THERE ARE ONLY PRESET SPEEDS AS SHOWN IN MY PHOTOS.
Read what I wrote, and try it. They don’t appear to be text entry fields, but they are. You can already change the temp while printing: I’ve done it. I just discovered it also works in the handy app as well as the Studio desktop software.
Next time: read more, flame less.
Are you trolling me? You read what i wrote, and then stop replying.
Try it yourself. Not sure how the words speed and temperature can be so confusing.
I did try it, and the temperature can be changed quite easily in studio or the handy app.
The speed can still only be changed in set increments in both apps - that much you got right.
But the ability to change the temps is already present.
You wrote things that are obviously incorrect, and replied to correct statements with flaming, then replied again with a claim of trolling when you are obviously posting false statements and not listening to other users correcting your statements.
Please get a grip, go try what I said, notice it works, then come back and apologize for wasting everyone’s time.
@ChrisCox He’s not trying to change the temperature, he’s trying to change the speed and would like to do it in increments other than the 4 current pre-sets.
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It sounds like you may be having trouble explaining your request in English…
Can you get someone else to read your request and help you understand why it is unclear?
Real solid chance he still doesn’t understand, but i guess he’ll just keep thinking temperature and speed are the same thing. Even with photos.
Why is this so hard for you to understand? I couldn’t have made it anymore clear. Maybe get an enclosure or an air filter for your printer. Those fumes can’t be good. Since you thought i needed to apologize - go ahead, apologize