2.3.0-beta - lost custom Filament Profiles after re-login

[Ivan-753]

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OrcaSlicer Version

2.3.0-beta

Operating System (OS)

Windows

OS Version

10

Additional system information

No response

Printer

inherited from greneric Klipper profile

How to reproduce

1. Login expired and network plugin asked me to re-login
2. Successful login
3. Create new project
4. Select printer profile
5. Select filament profile

Actual results

No custom Filament profiles in the list

Expected results

List of my custom Filament profiles, like it was before re-login

Project file & Debug log uploads

Just Empty / New Project

log.zip

Checklist of files to include

• [x] Log file
• [ ] Project file

Anything else?

I reinstalled stable v2.2.0 and removed beta version. All filament profiles are back.

[Bykador]

Здравствуйте, столкнулся с такой же проблемой. После обновления на 2.3.0 пропали все профили нитей. Откатился на 2.2.0 и все вернулось.

[jonathanalevi]

Same, except for me it's all my printers missing. Glad rolling back might help...

[luksto]

First, do Backups! Ether with a *.orca_printer file (in OrcaSlicer go to File -> Export -> Export Preset Bundle... select everything) or manually (by copying the config directory, see later).

I head the same problem and also my backup.orca_printer could not restore my manually set User-Filaments. Luckily, the *.orca_printer file is an archive file (like zip) which holds the filament, process and machine(your printers) config directories.

My solution was to manually copy all filament *.json and *.info files from the extracted backup.orca_printer to my config directory in ~/.config/OrcaSlicer/user/default/filament/. After restarting the OrcaSlicer the filaments are back. For Windows this path may is under AppData o.s. and for Mac I absolutely don't know, but probably somehow like it's Linux. May you need to duckduckgo for the keyword orca-slicer "dotfiles"...

If you want to try it in a Dry-run you can create a "new" temporary home directory, f.i. in /tmp/home/.config/ and set your HOME environment variable to this path before the orca-slicer command. For me, it looks like this: HOME=/tmp/home/ orca-slicer Then OrcaSlicer opens like on a fresh install, you set your region, printer usw., close it again and then copy the filament files (like described above) and start it again, same command. This does not touch your "main" installation and setup.

I wish Orca would have a native command line option for the config path....

Ps: if you have probles with the Files->Export function in OrcaSlicer 2.3.0-beta (it crashes like mine): try the OrcaSlicer 2.3.0-beta2 nightly build, that works for me. See here: https://github.com/SoftFever/OrcaSlicer/releases/tag/nightly-builds

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