Imported filament configuration not selectable in AMS

I have imported some filament configurations into Bambu Studio, but some of them like eSUN are not selectable in AMS.
https://www.esun3d.com/uploads/ePLA-Matte-Parameters-for-Bambu-Lab-Creality.rar

After that I imported the profile from Extrudr and it is selectable in the AMS.
https://s3.extrudr.com/cms-media/media-pool/Extrudr_PLA_NX_2_Bambu_Lab_P1_S_0_4_nozzle_00b6d2deaa.json?response-content-disposition=attachment%3B+filename%3D"Extrudr_PLA_NX_2_Bambu_Lab_P1_S_0_4_nozzle_00b6d2deaa.json"

I opened the json files in the editor, but I don’t know what to change to make it display in the AMS.

What do you mean by make it display in the AMS?

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I can’t select eSUN PLA-Matte because it isn’t displayed in the menu.

Not sure what OS you are on or what printer But the few I have done i just copy the supplied json files into the appropriate user directory (windows is like /user/appdata/roaming/Bambu/… I don’t have that machine up so can’t check) there are posted links in other threads on here. I don’t use /default/… but the numbered one.
Also, seems like some one else was posting about eSun and their issue was that it wasn’t listed under eSun, but something like Basic or PLA was the first word in the listing.
Sorry for the ambiguous info.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BambuLab/comments/16j5189/filament_profiles_importing_both_filament_and/?rdt=46477

and “Importing filament profiles” (trying to post the actual link but for some reason it wants to display a small part of content instead)

and

Also the filament name does not show up on the device/AMS page as far as I recall (don’t have access to a slicer at the moment), it will say Generic PLA or something. The filament name does show up in the drop down on the prep page in the drop down where you add or subtract for multiple spools, or select nozzle.

Had the same problem with addnorth’s downloaded presets on my P1S – they showed up in the Prepare tab but never in the AMS list.

Turns out Studio only puts filaments in the AMS list if they were created with Create New Filament. Imported files don’t count, no matter what you do with them.

So I made a small Windows tool that does that step for you: drag the downloaded profile files into it, press import, start Studio – and they show up in the AMS list under the vendor’s name, with the vendor’s settings intact.

Studio needs to be closed while importing, and you need to be logged in with preset sync on. Worked for me on Studio 2.8.2. Hope it helps someone.