RatOS bed mesh profile saving

[misty shard]

By default, RatOS calibrates the bed mesh before each print (it's annoying as balls). Disabling variable_calibrate_bed_mesh will stop RatOS from loading a bed mesh entirely. If you want it to load a mesh, you can set variable_bed_mesh_profile to the name of the profile you want it to load.
If variable_calibrate_bed_mesh is False, you must set variable_bed_mesh_profile variable to the profile name you wish to load, or no bed mesh will be loaded. If variable_calibrate_bed_mesh is True and this variable isn't set, RatOS will use ratos as the profile name.

The question is how do i actually save a profile so i can load it all the time and not have to wait for it to re-level before each print?

[mental hatch]

AI Help

To save a bed mesh profile in RatOS, you typically need to follow these steps:

1. Calibrate and level your bed manually or using the automated bed leveling features on your 3D printer.
2. Once the bed is leveled to your satisfaction, run the bed mesh calibration process to create a mesh profile of your bed's surface.
3. After the calibration process is complete, save the generated bed mesh profile under a desired name within the software interface of RatOS. Make sure to follow the software's specific instructions for saving profiles.

By saving the profile in this manner, you should be able to easily load it for future prints without needing to re-level the bed each time. If you're uncertain about the exact steps or settings within RatOS, you may want to consult the software's documentation or community forums for more detailed guidance.

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.

[summer verge]

seems ratos it just a package containing klipper, so you can edit klipper startmactro to have BED_MESH_PROFILE LOAD=ratos after the g28