Like this for example just says unknown member for you. Kinda weird

That’s funny it showed replying to unknown member instead of your name so I figured you blocked me. Well what can I say it was a crappy night but today is somewhat better and seeing the other post just set me off. Now I’m over it. Prob best just to delete it all from me since it was needed. I may do that if I remember to tomorrow. I’m going back to bed 🥸

Not sure why you say I hide I haven’t gone anywhere and replied to the other post again but your name is different so something changed. so no helping isn’t a big deal when it’s being asked the other one was much different if a tone. Anyway, is it possible to show the problem happening with tube 1? is it still making the high pitch noise and is the main challenge 1 not retracting far enough before 2 begins going in?

does this have anything to do with the the problem you had of the filament in the tube? I see this is an Older post so I didn’t know if this is now resolved or still a challenge? Is this the MK3?

Do you have a short video we can use to troubleshoot this? Bill may have then answer when he is up but I have four of these and have ran into similar issues but usually it was simple

@Bill No way that is very impressive! I'm excited to set it up. Do you know of any large sized Zidex and Idex printers?

OK, That totally makes sense, and I was reading the G-Code to the best of my ability and couldn't see you modifying really anything but tool changing but with CURA 4.10.0, it was so weird. I didn't change anything except installing CURA 4.10.0, and this computer had no previous installs of any slicer and download/import your profile. Cura did not work as I expected, even though I'm fairly familiar with the software. I did, however, install the latest PrusaSlicr and the same thing just imported your profile from online, and boom! It worked, no problem!!! I have some measurements that I got wrong that need to be adjusted for the tool changing G-Code, but that was my own doing. It printed perfectly, and I am thrilled! I have heard that S3D (Simplify 3D) and CURA have some issues, as does Prusa, I'm sure, but, for whatever reason, PrusaSlicr worked without a bunch of work. It took me about 5 minutes, and I started printing. I have S3D, and it did work with a little more effort, but to keep costs down, I doubt everyone would jump to S3D except those who own and swear by it. I'd say PrusaSlicr right now is the easiest to use for printing in color. Bill, Thank you for such a quick response. Also, thank you for this forum where we can gather your knowledge and ours to assist everyone looking into and owning anything to ColorPrint. I assume it will be helpful no matter what product is used.