fix: create custom filament #7477
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I had the same issue. I had to remove the " . " from my printer profile, and " + " in my preselected filament name on the left side, before I could click on the dropdown menu in the "create filament" window. I'm assuming "@" isn't the only thing that's bugged |
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some machine which names with "(0.x nozzle)" can not be used to create custom filament, eg: Snapmaker J1 (0.4 nozzle), Eleego
Neptune (0.2 nozzle).
So, I added the processing code for this category of machine names.
Additionally, I believe that the logic for handling the @ character in material names is incorrect, which could lead to many compatible materials being missed. Therefore, I have also made corresponding modifications.
