Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I currently have 10 spools of the same ASA in storage but i either have to remember how much i have laying around, or create 10 spools at the same time which can be hard to distuinguish either when selecting or scrolling through my library.
Adding multiple feels off as i do not need to have 10 black asa spools visible always, preferably id want as few as possible with a quick way to see how many i can use.
Describe the solution you'd like
Would be nice to designate a field for spools with a "i have x more of these unopened" so if a spool runs out it can ask me if i want to open a new one and refresh into a new spoolid.
Perhaps a inventory tab where we set all this up where also we can set up a "to buy" list where when stock goes below a set point it adds it to a shopping list.
Example image from my own farm setup
Describe alternatives you've considered
tried notetaking, living with it, setting up my own spoolman integrations in my printfarm software.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I currently have 10 spools of the same ASA in storage but i either have to remember how much i have laying around, or create 10 spools at the same time which can be hard to distuinguish either when selecting or scrolling through my library.
Adding multiple feels off as i do not need to have 10 black asa spools visible always, preferably id want as few as possible with a quick way to see how many i can use.
Describe the solution you'd like
Would be nice to designate a field for spools with a "i have x more of these unopened" so if a spool runs out it can ask me if i want to open a new one and refresh into a new spoolid.
Perhaps a inventory tab where we set all this up where also we can set up a "to buy" list where when stock goes below a set point it adds it to a shopping list.
Example image from my own farm setup
Describe alternatives you've considered
tried notetaking, living with it, setting up my own spoolman integrations in my printfarm software.