Another 2.0 problem, (even after the patch) Every time I go to change the fan speeds of my P1S from the device dashboard it gives me a pop up
Surely you know what pringing means. We all know that one!
Don’t you guys understand? It’s spelled phonetically and sounds perfectly okay. That’s just the accent they speak with.
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In all seriousness though, is it just me, or is this irritating?
Add it as an issue to GitHub · Where software is built and I’m suuure they’ll fix it ASAP…
It’s not just you. I came here to complain about the same thing. Also, after a power outage, my fans didn’t come back on when I resumed the print, but I think that’s a firmware issue with the .04 beta firmware.
No, it’s not just you. These spelling errors reflect unprofessional conduct in Bambu’s software quality testing process and suggest a broader reliance on “Chabuduo” (差不多). How hard is it to run a spell checker on software bearing your brand?
Western software companies have had their fair share of sloppiness, but Bambu continues to lower the bar. Mistakes happen, but would a Japanese company let something like this out the door? Unfortunately, this reflects a growing trend—companies releasing products with minor but obvious defects that would have been unthinkable a generation ago. And when these issues are pointed out, the response is often defensiveness rather than accountability, while fanboys jump into flame wars against anyone who dares to call out the flaws.
But hey, to some folks, everything in Bambu Land is just rainbows and unicorns. 
jep each 10% step same pop-up …annoying af and total unnecessary… and 5 secs later it goes back too 100% on its own thats what i have since 2.0…
but i didnt realize that pringing xD
It goes back to the filament preset when it changes material. I’d like a persistent fan speed override for multi-material models.
You haven’t seen the English instructions for Japanese hobby products have you?
“Attach front bamper of car” (spellcheck, 500$ Tamiya RC car), “2 channel radio control and brushless motor is required for car” (grammar check, same Tamiya 500$ RC car) and “This sport gun is developed for enjoying sport shooting through correct sport shoothing operation” (spelling and non-native word salad, 500$ Tokyo Marui airsoft).
The biggest problem I encounter everyday is incorrect localization in US product. “Hey google set an alarm for nineteen hundred - OK your alarm is set for 7pm”. So it understands, and then passively aggressively refuses to answer in kind, but claims to be localized. Then every captcha ask you to click on fire hydrants and crosswalks (what are those, exactly, and what markings define a crosswalk?)
