The question is can this config file be used or even looked at to see what is in the data for each filliment?
I have just been increasing the "Max Volumetric Speed " to 150% of the starting value. but I am sure I am leaving performance on the table. Would it not be better if we could just select the ObXidian hot end from this Nozzle area in the Studio?
Here is a brief excerpt from the link at E3d for the Bambu Lab High Flow ObXidian HotEnd 0.40 mm: This excerpt demonstrates how to obtain the configuration file for this hot end. Upon installation, you will notice the availability of numerous new presets when selecting a new filament.
However, these presets are currently listed in the “Unsupported” dropdown menu, rendering their use challenging or impossible. I append a screenshot of the way it looks after this E3D excerpt from this link
This is the excerpt from the full E3D support page
Printing Profiles
Bambu Lab now offers official support for E3D Hotends. Users can download and import the official presets right away (Please upgrade Studio to the latest version available on the official website). For our future plan this year, these officially tuned presets will be directly available in Bambu Studio and Bambu Handy—just like the presets for Bambu Lab’s stock nozzles.
New Bambu Studio added flow setting “High Flow”. Trying to print such job asks me to set matching nozzle setting in printer. Nozzle settings in X1C screen doesn’t have flow option. Bambu Studio has it on printer settings, but they are read only.
Benchy looks really good with nozzle set to High Flow + normal filament settings. Only problem so far is that it doesn’t recognize SuperTack’s QR code anymore.
In the release notes for the latest X1C firmware 1.11.00.00 is written: “Added support for E3D High-Flow Hotends”
What does that mean? That the E3D ObXidian was not compatible before?
Or is it for the newer E3D ObXidian 500?
I’m confused…
Previously there was no way to officially tell the printer you had a high flow nozzle. You could still use them, you would just have to create a print profile for it. After this firmware you can mark it as high flow on the printer and choose it in Bambu Studio… I haven’t poked around yet to see if setting it ups the flow and whatnot. I’m really hoping it does.
I downgraded back to 1.10.00.00 firmware. Some of my prints failed badly (looks like flow problem?), some were fine. And it doesn’t recognize Supertack build plate. I can disable the detection, or simply press Resume, so this one is not that bad. Print failures is fatal.
I’m having an issue where it won’t let me print in standard speeds. Because my high flow is selected. So now I can only use high flow speeds for all filament. I even tried to customize some of the filament settings and lower the flow rate. But still turning out like trash.
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? Purely out of curiosity 
. How to read the data in the interim before Bambu Lab unlocks or removes the unsupported tag in the Config file.
This is my question also…
