{input_filename_base}{filament_type[initial_tool]}{nozzle_diameter}{used_filament_g}{print_time}.gcode
#SOLVED: Can someone help me understand why this syntax isn't working for the Filename Format output?
muted drift
supple yarrow
maybe because that is a Prusa slicer filename syntax.?
Orca slicer doesn't add nozzlesize to the name automaticaly etc
fleet steeple
note: use backticks ` for code blocks to preserve formatting {input_filename_base}_{filament_type[initial_tool]}_{nozzle_diameter}_{used_filament_g}_{print_time}.gcode
probably failing because nozzle_diameter isn't a valid placeholder variable in Orca
muted drift
is there a list of valid placeholder somewhere?
spare jungle
is there a list of valid placeholder somewhere?
The Orca wiki: https://github.com/OrcaSlicer/OrcaSlicer/wiki/others_settings_g_code_output#filename-format
muted drift
sweet I jusst found it, lol.
paper agate
used_filament_g is either wrong or doesn't exist at all
here is the correct syntax
[input_filename_base]_[filament_type]_[initial_tool]_[nozzle_diameter]_[used_filament]_[print_time].gcode
not sure why orca uses curly brackets by default in the output name since it causes confusions
muted drift
Appreciate all the help. This code works. But it displays the filament in meters. If there a way to display grams? Its nit-picky, I know, lol.
I think I figured it out. Thanks for all the references and syntax pointers. Appreciate it!
I used total_weight for the filament grams
spare jungle
SOLVED: Can someone help me understand why this syntax isn't working for the Filename Format output?
paper agate
you can also include strings like this for example
[input_filename_base]_[filament_type]_{"["}[initial_tool]{"]"}_[nozzle_diameter]_[total_weight]_[print_time].gcode