Why is that, when I tell Studio to synchronize the AMS, it adds spools I don’t have. For example, I have 4 spools. After I Synchronize, it says I have 6 spools. And they aren’t even accurate.
Well I see 5 in the bottom picture, not sure how you’re getting 7 though it looks like 1/4 and 3/6 are duplicates. I’ve been some strange syncing after a suspend or a long session in studio though. Start it without a project and sync and see what it shows (if you haven’t already).
If this is with a project loaded, there are some check boxes at the bottom that can retain non present spools.
I think you have hit on it. If I open a new project the Sync operation seems to be right. With an existing project it must try to preserve current specifications, even if they’re not mounted. Seems wrong to me, but I suppose they have their reasons.
The merge color checkbox might solve that, I’ve just gotten so used to it I ignore it at this point.
What do the green 
marks mean next to each filament. Thanks
I believe it means they are present. You’ll notice if you load a model from a designer who has 24 spools online and didn’t remove them before uploading you can end up with quite a few of their filaments in the list without the green check by them. When you have 20 spools online yourself it gets real fun.
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WhatbInwas kinda thinking. Also if it was properly entered as new filament. But ive entered correctly and even synced, and still doesn’t CHECK some.
Doesn’t seem to be a problem but find it confusing sometimes.