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stsiete
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Linking printer profiles with filament profiles?

Hi, newbie to the software looking for help here.

For some recent project, I'm ramping up both of my 3d printers with a 0.6 nozzle. I created a new profile for both of them in prusaslicer with it's correspondent 0.6 preset configuration. The thing is, the flow rate for every filament I was using until now has changed (because of the 0.6 nozzle change). I'm setting up profiles for all of my filaments according to the results of my new flow test but, the thing is, with so many duplicated profiles it's starting to get confusing.

I would like to have the option to hide the 0.4 filament profiles whenever I'm working with a 0.6 nozzle configuration, and viceversa. Is there some way to do this in prusaslicer?

Best Answer by Neophyl:

Yes there is a way.  Its been in there forever and predates the newer dependencies system prusa now uses.  

Under Dependencies theres compatible printers and conditions and also the same for print profiles.  The same system is also on the  print profiles too so you can make both specific filaments and print profiles only compatible with what you want.  

If you install a prusa printer and some of the associated print and filament profiles you will see how they do it.

Posted : 03/12/2023 11:24 am
Neophyl
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Yes there is a way.  Its been in there forever and predates the newer dependencies system prusa now uses.  

Under Dependencies theres compatible printers and conditions and also the same for print profiles.  The same system is also on the  print profiles too so you can make both specific filaments and print profiles only compatible with what you want.  

If you install a prusa printer and some of the associated print and filament profiles you will see how they do it.

Posted : 03/12/2023 3:10 pm
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stsiete
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Topic starter answered:
RE: Linking printer profiles with filament profiles?

Oh my god that's it. Thank you so much! Such a useful feature, I hope more people get to know about it.

Posted : 03/12/2023 4:15 pm
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