Created new filament brand as per instruction. Now I’ve tried to set new brand for AMS in a Bambu Studio, it worked once for one brand, but now I cannot recreate same action. Before it was set and I was able to see brand on AMS. Now it will just delete itself and set to unknown… Is this working for anyone else ?
It would be fine if we could overwrite existing brands, as changing anything break the AMS functionality instantly (you cannot save what is loaded, and setting every time 8x filaments is too annoying to hassle with Bambu)
Same problem here. I tried it the first day after the update, added one custom filament to try it out, and whenever I sync the AMS on Bambu Studio, the customized filament disappears
I am using cloud but yet the printer doesn’t show any filaments.
Tried resetting everything, but without any luck. Custom filament is not present on a printer and will disappear when trying to set it via Bambu Studio.
This worked for me following last comment on Github. I have created new brand and then checked on printer to see if filament is there. It was and now it works!
Please try entering the material tab of the printer screen after creating the Filament and entering a slot to set material information. After returning to the Device interface of Studio, setting Filament should not cause the above problem. If there are any issues, please continue to contact me and I will continue to track the issue until it is resolved.
I notice this is marked as “solved”. That is not true. This is definitely a bug that is still open. The behavior I’m seeing is exactly the same as the screen recording at the beginning of this thread, which is definitely a bug. There’s a workaround, but that’s not a solution, it’s just a way of kicking the can down the road on actually fixing the bug… I hope that if anyone else is seeing this problem they will comment here, and conversely, if anyone can definitively confirm that this NEVER happens for you, that would be super helpful if you could try to help us figure out what’s different about your setup! @carmamir
I thought I got it working…
And all was fine for the first two spools loaded and defined.
Now no matter what, A change in one profile for this new brand changes all others as well.
I have to use a different flow rate for a wood fill roll but when I change it for this one the same flow rate is applied for all other rolls of that brand.
Thought I messed up somewhere, deleted the lot and started over.
Now I can define as much as like, give it a meaningful name for the brand and type…
Only to see UNKNOWN in the list but not the name I set.
Needless to say the problem of being unable use different settings on different rolls still fails LOL
I hope this hickup will be fixed soon as it is total pain if you have more than two filament brands at your disposal…
What I have discovered was that if two (or more) slicers were connected to the same printer and I created a new filament in one of them while the other slicer(s) was still open, the other slicer instance is the one clearing it out because it doesn’t have the new custom filament in memory.
Closing the other slicers made the issue of self-deleting filaments stop occurring. The open instances of your slicer must have the filaments you’re trying to set in their memory or they will clear the filament as invalid.
Well over a year and this issue still persists… Have restarted the printer, tried orca. Restarted PC. IT WILL NOT SAVE. Fix your software! Fix the memory leak. This is beyond frustrating as I have been dealing with trying to make a new filament save for over 3 hours!
