T macro issue.

[jaksterman]

I am terrible at coding so I dont know how to fix it.
But the 'T' macros have a typo.
T0=tool1
T1=tool4
T2=tool3
T3=tool4

On the console at restart it lists:
Info tools: [1, 4, 3, 4, 4, 4, 4, etc

If you know where to find the fix ill gladly do it.
Thanks.

P.s. wonderful work!

[function3d]

I don't see anything wrong with that. Keep in mind that the color mapping can be anything: C1 (slicer color) is T0 (command), C2 is T1, etc., but then T0 (C1) can be mapped to the IFS 4 port, for example.

[function3d]

This is color mapping:

This means that T0 or Color 1 in the slicer is mapped to port 1 in the IFS. Color 2 or T1 is mapped to port 4 of the IFS, etc.

In that array, the key is the Tool and the value is the IFS port.

[1,4,3,...]

[jaksterman]

Ah. And where would I change that so that t1 would go to ifs 2?

[function3d]

Click on PRINT

[jaksterman]

I get this back:
Unknown command:"PRINT"

I just want to change the T1 macro to load filament from ifs 2

[function3d]

I haven't told you to execute any PRINT commands, I'm simply telling you to print regularly as you have done before, since you have already done those mappings before.

[jaksterman]

I apologize. Im still new and must not be clear.

What I want is to be able to manually control the loading and unloading of filament to the extruder.

I found that using those T 0-3 codes do that. And its awesome. But I cannot figure out how to manually load filament 2.

Is there another macro combination I should be using instead that will cut and remove a filament and then load number 2?

Also, as far as mapping, it was already done and I don't know how to change it.

[function3d]

Just print! Bambufy will load the filament you specify in the dialog box, or just print and use the dialog box to map them as you wish, and then cancel instead of printing definitively.

[function3d]

If you still want to have mappings in this way:
T0 > P1(IFS)
T1 > P2(IFS)
T2 > P3(IFS)
T3 > P4(IFS)
run this command to change the current mapping array:

_IFS_VARS tools="[1, 2, 3, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4]"

[jaksterman]

Thank you thank you thank you!
Exactly what I needed.