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idea: easier material/color change #6783

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tkapler opened this issue Aug 9, 2021 · 6 comments
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idea: easier material/color change #6783

tkapler opened this issue Aug 9, 2021 · 6 comments

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@tkapler
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tkapler commented Aug 9, 2021

it would be nice (option) to automaticaly create someting like a desk modificator (but full width/length), when i insert color change and allow filament change for it. So that if i got e.g. two brands of PLA and i want to do two color object, or even two types of filament, i could easily switch it at the color defined height

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ssill2 commented Aug 9, 2021

I'm having trouble visualizing what you're asking for that's not an MMU.

@rtyr
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rtyr commented Aug 10, 2021

I am afraid I don't understand your request.

@tkapler
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tkapler commented Aug 11, 2021

Imagine you want to print dual color object with simple manual color swap - so e.g. first white desk and then black text on it. You do it on Preview window with adding the M600 color change command. Great.
But now imagine, that you want to print first color with Prusament PLA and the second with generic PLA (or worse - first with e.g. PLA and second with ABS). There is no easy way (or I do not know it) how to say - print this color with this filament and the second with another one. You can somehow solve it by adding a modificator and then modify it manualy for every setting that is different for the second filament, but that would be realy pain. But it could be easily automated.

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ssill2 commented Aug 11, 2021

ok that makes more sense. The way you were describing it sound sounded like parts of the same layer would be printed in different colors.

@rtyr
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rtyr commented Aug 11, 2021

So basically #2002, #2469, #2826, #3378.

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rtyr commented Aug 13, 2021

Closing as a duplicate.

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