Bambu Studio support blocker: stop unwanted supports
Why a support blocker can seem to do nothing, how manual types limit supports to painted areas, and the xy distance fix for towers in narrow grooves.
Print settings, maintenance and material notes, with the temperature, speed and layer values.
Why a support blocker can seem to do nothing, how manual types limit supports to painted areas, and the xy distance fix for towers in narrow grooves.
Plain .gcode on the SD card starts with no AMS prompt and loads nothing. Export plate sliced file keeps the AMS data: why, and how to repack it.
TPU starves on the first layer while PETG prints fine? Reset to Generic TPU, rule out a high-flow CHT-style nozzle, then work on the stringing.
Flow ratio fixes gaps in top layers. An undersized part calls for scaling or XY compensation, and a first layer no flow value fixes may be a dirty plate.
In Bambu Studio the G-code viewer is the Preview tab: the bottom slider walks a layer one move at a time and a side panel shows the line. Keys, travel.
Red X runs right, green Y toward the back, blue Z up from the front-left corner. What World and Object coordinates change, and keys that show direction.
Every Bambu Studio release before 2.7.0 wiped paint on a cut. Planar cuts keep it from 2.7.1; dovetail and reassigned parts only from 2.8.2.
The right-click Assemble became Merge in 1.9.1 and the name moved to an alignment tool. How to select, why Merge hides, which overlapping part prints.
What the checkbox changes, how it differs from the top-surface option, and what the source shows about its default. Bambu names one cost, no reason.
Z banding, ringing and rough walls are three different marks. How to tell them apart, what sits behind each one, and what is still unsolved.
Point OpenSCAD at a Bambu project and the parts pile up on one spot. The placement is in the file; the importer throws it away. Why, and what to export.
The footprint does not come from the Width box. Two values on the Filament tab set it, and a separate checkbox is what grays Width out in the first place.