Bug: Incorrect Nozzle-Temp in G-Code Luban 4.2.2

[ThM-58]

Hello, everyone when generating the G code, the nozzle temperature is entered incorrectly! The correct temperature is in the header (245°), but 215° is generated in the actual G-code! (M104 S215; M109 S215)

;file_total_lines: 55533
;estimated_time(s): 9649.26
;nozzle_temperature(°C): 245
;nozzle_1_temperature(°C): null
;nozzle_0_diameter(mm): 0.4
;nozzle_1_diameter(mm): null
;build_plate_temperature(°C): 80
;work_speed(mm/minute): 3000
;max_x(mm): 10.5
;max_y(mm): 15.949999809265137
;max_z(mm): 29.299999237060547
;min_x(mm): -10.5
;min_y(mm): -15.949999809265137
;min_z(mm): 0

;Header End

; G-code for 3dp engraving
; Generated by Snapmaker Luban 4.2.2
; Thu Mar 17 2022 17:30:13

T0
M82 ;absolute extrusion mode
;Start GCode begin
M104 S215
M140 S80
G28 ;home
G90 ;absolute positioning
G1 X-10 Y-10 F3000
G1 Z0 F1800
M109 S215;Wait for Hotend Temperature
M190 S80;Wait for Bed Temperature

Platform: OS: macOS Big Sur Printer: Snapmaker 2.0 A350 Luban 4.2.2

Best regards ThM

[vibutway]

This issue is difficult to reproduce, we need you to provide a more specific description of the steps or documents, so that we can reproduce the problem

[davodavodavo3]

I have the same issues with custom material

[davodavodavo3]

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create new material inside PETG profile. For example petg E-Sun
2. Set the nozzle temperature to 245
3. Close Luban.
4. Open Luban again. The previosuly selected profile will be active.
5. Generate G-Code

Inside G-code the nozzle temp will be 215

[davodavodavo3]

Other settings seems correct for the custom material exept nozzle temp.

Right now the solution is to select other material and then selected the needed one. After that nozzle temp is correct

[PatonLewis]

Still seeing this bug almost a year later, and there's no effective work-around. The nozzle and bed temperatures are often not the ones specified in Luban. Specify a bed temp of 70C, it uses a bed temp of 75C. Specify a nozzle temp of 230C, it uses a nozzle temp of 235C. This makes it significantly harder to debug and fix printing problems with new filaments.

[pmzandbergen]

Confirmed the same issue in version 4.6.2

[parachvte]

Confirmed the same issue in version 4.6.2

Should be fixed in 4.6.3

[pmzandbergen]

Confirmed the same issue in version 4.6.2

Should be fixed in 4.6.3

Unfortunately, just reconfirmed in 4.6.3

Edit: Or maybe, it's fixed... I set 200 as the nozzle temperature for my material. The header temperature is 215 and later in the gcode it sets it to 200. Maybe by-design? I'll have to test it :)