Another problem I found is the following:
I have created a profile for a certain filament:
Name: ICE9 rigid brand: TCPoly material: heatconducting nylon Color: Grey
But they have another variant which is flexible, but otherwise the same settings. So in Cura these are the properties:
Name: ICE9 flex brand: TCPoly material: heatconducting nylon Color: Grey
As you can see, only the name is different, but the rest is the same. However, in the printer I only see the ICE9 rigid and not the flex. The thing is, in the printer it does not display the name the name I gave it in Cura, but the following:
Heatconducting nylon dark gey
Which is the material type followed by the color. Why is that, it makes much mores sense to display the name of each filament and not the material, because as you can see, if one has several variants of one type, they are not displayed.
I checked in the XML file of the material, that in the name element consist of several subelements:
<name>
<brand>TCPoly</brand>
<material>Heat conducting nylon</material>
<color>Dark Grey</color>
<label>ICE9 RIGID</label>
</name>
Ultimaker displays the material and color subelements. But this makes no sense, it should the name or brand first and then the color. The material type should be displayed in a cosequent folder.
Can Ultimaker change this behaviour?