Hey @apparle
A quick heads up, I have merged a PR that fixes wrong default filaments in may profiles.
It might cause some small conflicts

@SoftFever not sure you closed this by mistake or assumed I'm not responding.
I did intend to respond, just that my day job is keeping me busy, so haven't had a chance to review the filament profiles properly.
Doing a cursory review if you want to make progress now, I do see many differences like temperature and fan settings between the generic profile and the new profile as part of this PR. It's not the same as far as I can tell.
But maybe I'm just new to profile structure and may be comparing the wrong files - can you point me to the filament file which you're observing as exact same?

Also, I did check with the commit you highlighted and it doesn't have any changes under Sovol directory, so no conflicts.

I'm still interested in getting this merge, so can you please open this again?

@SoftFever not sure you closed this by mistake or assumed I'm not responding. I did intend to respond, just that my day job is keeping me busy, so haven't had a chance to review the filament profiles properly. Doing a cursory review if you want to make progress now, I do see many differences like temperature and fan settings between the generic profile and the new profile as part of this PR. It's not the same as far as I can tell. But maybe I'm just new to profile structure and may be comparing the wrong files - can you point me to the filament file which you're observing as exact same?

Also, I did check with the commit you highlighted and it doesn't have any changes under Sovol directory, so no conflicts.

I'm still interested in getting this merge, so can you please open this again?

Sure thing, let me re-open it.
You should be able to re-open it yourself as well.

I initially closed it so I wouldn’t keep checking the PR status. But now that I think about it, it’s probably better to convert it to a draft or add a label instead of closing it.

Anyway, feel free to re-open the PR! In the future, it’d be helpful to leave a message to let me know.

I wasn’t referring to conflicts.
At a glance, the settings in “Sovol SV06 PLA” are the same as those in “Generic PLA @System.”
In such a case, we don’t need to create a new filament profile.

I wasn’t referring to conflicts. At a glance, the settings in “Sovol SV06 PLA” are the same as those in “Generic PLA @System.” In such a case, we don’t need to create a new filament profile.

The temperature settings are different between the 2 files are different once I trace through all the "inherits" and look at the final settings.

I wasn’t referring to conflicts. At a glance, the settings in “Sovol SV06 PLA” are the same as those in “Generic PLA @System.” In such a case, we don’t need to create a new filament profile.

The temperature settings are different between the 2 files are different once I trace through all the "inherits" and look at the final settings.

Thanks for the clarification.
Just a couple of quick follow-up questions:
Is this “Sovol SV06 “brand PLA filament or a generic filament brand?
And was the temperature tested?

I wasn’t referring to conflicts. At a glance, the settings in “Sovol SV06 PLA” are the same as those in “Generic PLA @System.” In such a case, we don’t need to create a new filament profile.

The temperature settings are different between the 2 files are different once I trace through all the "inherits" and look at the final settings.

Thanks for the clarification. Just a couple of quick follow-up questions: Is this “Sovol SV06 “brand PLA filament or a generic filament brand? And was the temperature tested?

No, there isn't specific to a filament brand, AFAIK there isn't even a "Sovol SV06" brand filament at all. I'm using these with a Hatchbox PLA filament.

Sovol provided these profiles along with the high-speed firmware here, specifically for the high-speed usage of the SV06 model printer, so they may have studied this. I'm guessing SV06 printer requires higher temperature than usual for a faster flowing filament when machine is using higher acceleration.
I've not myself done an ablation study to check which of these are critical for high-speed; in fact I'm relatively new to 3d printing to understand or carefully study this. I just noticed OrcaSlicer has half-baked and broken high-speed profile for SV06, and I've to copy rest of the files manually to use with my printer. So I'm just trying to fix that :-)

I wasn’t referring to conflicts. At a glance, the settings in “Sovol SV06 PLA” are the same as those in “Generic PLA @System.” In such a case, we don’t need to create a new filament profile.

The temperature settings are different between the 2 files are different once I trace through all the "inherits" and look at the final settings.

Thanks for the clarification. Just a couple of quick follow-up questions: Is this “Sovol SV06 “brand PLA filament or a generic filament brand? And was the temperature tested?

No, there isn't specific to a filament brand, AFAIK there isn't even a "Sovol SV06" brand filament at all. I'm using these with a Hatchbox PLA filament.

Sovol provided these profiles along with the high-speed firmware here, specifically for the high-speed usage of the SV06 model printer, so they may have studied this. I'm guessing SV06 printer requires higher temperature than usual for a faster flowing filament when machine is using higher acceleration. I've not myself done an ablation study to check which of these are critical for high-speed; in fact I'm relatively new to 3d printing to understand or carefully study this. I just noticed OrcaSlicer has half-baked and broken high-speed profile for SV06, and I've to copy rest of the files manually to use with my printer. So I'm just trying to fix that :-)

Understood, and I appreciate it! This community sharing and caring thing is the core value of OrcaSlicer!
In this case, I would suggest removing this filament profile since, as far as I can see, it didn't really carry many fine-tuned changes for the machine.

Updated to remove the filament. Also added other Generic filament types.