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It appears there is a new feature in Marlin 15.04.5 (and Cura) where the material is mentioned in gcode and if it doesn't match the material configuration a message pops up. So far no problem.
Mesage:
"This file is created for a different material" [...]
I replied in the topic. The code logic is so the current material selected in the machine is used. However, due to the "copy the selected profile as active" instead of taking a reference to the selected material I think this behavior was most likely caused by importing new settings but not applying them to the active material settings.
It appears there is a new feature in Marlin 15.04.5 (and Cura) where the material is mentioned in gcode and if it doesn't match the material configuration a message pops up. So far no problem.
Mesage:
"This file is created for a different material" [...]
Continue/Cancel
Cancel works fine but if you CONTINUE it uses the material in the gcode, not the material specified on the UM2. For example I want to print my part in "CUSTOM1" - there's no way unless I somehow create CUSTOM1 in cura. More details here:
https://ultimaker.com/en/community/20840-ultimaker-2-custom-material-settings?page=1&sort=#reply-145089
Maybe instead of "cancel/continue" the choices could be "use PLA / use CUSTOM1". Or maybe "continue" should use the current material e.g. CUSTOM1.
Workaround is to delete the line near top of gcode containing "MTYPE".
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