#How do we edit Klipperscreen in 2.1.0 Final?

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peak onyx
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I want to simply put in the printer name and update the options for extrusion length and speed, since the defaults are too small, and too slow, respectively.

Klipperscreen is shown as installed and I can find the Klipperscreen directory via SSH, but I can't find a Klipperscreen.conf file anywhere. Worried I might break something by creating a new .conf file, or by using the .conf file I had in RC3 in the config folder

How do we make edits?

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ornate hare
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Should be the same as with RC3. Try adding your old klipperscreen.conf.

peak onyx
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This is my old RC klipperscreen config. All I had added to the original one from RC3 were the top 3 lines with printer name and extrusion settings.

Same thing works totally fine in real Klipper on my VZBot. Seems like RatOS continues to stray further and further from Klipper standards, which makes it much harder to find answers.

extrude_distances: 2, 25, 50, 125
extrude_speeds: 5, 10, 15, 25

#~# --- Do not edit below this line. This section is auto generated --- #~#
#~#
#~# [main]
#~# 24htime = False
#~# only_heaters = True
#~# show_heater_power = True
#~# print_sort_dir = date_desc
#~# 
#~# [graph Printer]
#~# temperature_sensor octopus_v1.1_f446 = False
#~# temperature_sensor ebb42_v1.2_t0 = False
#~# heater_generic chamber_heater = False
#~# heater_generic chamber = False
#~# extruder = False
#~# heater_bed = False
#~# 
#~# [graph Ratty McRatface]
#~# extruder = False
#~#```
ornate hare
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You should have a default KlipperScreen.conf already present, and just paste into that. The capitalization of the filename is likely important.

peak onyx
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Good thought. Thank you.

Here is the file I used previously, with success in RC3. The K and the S in KlipperScreen.conf name are both capitalized. I didn't change it. I just dropped it in to the config folder as directed by the KlipperScreen docs.

I imagine it doesn't like something in the file, but I don't know what. Are you using KlipperScreen and if so, do you have a Klippersceen.conf file showing in your config folder?

peak onyx
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Well, it is fixed.

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Turns out that by manually extruding and retracting using the Klipperscreen last night, it generated a KlipperScreen.conf file. I simply added the 3 top lines for extrusion length and speed, and boom, it's all good.

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And now it is properly named once again, as it was in RC3