Custom Materials do not use correct print temperature

[evilC]

When adding a custom material for the J1, it does not use the correct printing temperature.

Repro:

1. A FRESH WINDOWS INSTALL was used (22H2, Build 19045.2251) just to be sure nothing else was causing the problem
2. Install Cura 5.2.1
3. Add J1 plugin
4. Start Cura
5. Add a Generic FFF printer with 2 extruders
6. Add a J1 printer and set it as the current printer
7. (Screen recording begins at this point)
8. Open Material Preferences (Ctrl-K)
9. Click Create New
10. Add 1 to the end of custom material name
11. Go to Print Settings tab
12. Set Default Printing Temperature to 234
13. Close Material Preferences - new material is currently selected
14. ERROR: Printing Temperature reads 215 (Should be 234)
15. Set Generic FFF Printer as current printer
16. Open Material Preferences (Ctrl-K)
17. Click Create New
18. Add 2 to the end of custom material name
19. Go to Print Settings tab
20. Set Default Printing Temperature to 235
21. Close Material Preferences - new material is currently selected
22. CORRECT: Printing Temperature reads 235

As is obvious from the screen recording, no such problem exists with a Generic FFF printer profile, so I can only assume that the error is because of the Snapmaker plugin

Repro'd on:

• Two computers (Fresh install and my normal PC)
• Cura 5.2.1, 5.0.0 and 4.5.1
• Plugin version 0.3.0 and 0.2.1

[parachvte]

It's probably because we set a global profile with 215°C default temperature.

Thanks for the feedback, I'll check it later.

[parachvte]

@evilC

I publish a pre-release version 0.4.0.
Could you check again if custom material's parameters applied correctly?

[evilC]

@evilC

I publish a pre-release version 0.4.0. Could you check again if custom material's parameters applied correctly?

Confirm fixed in 0.4.0 - thank you!