A mesh visualizer after bed leveling in bambu studio device tab, similar to what you can see in octoprint plugins, so the user can evaluate the state of the bed in case it needs physical tweaking/maintenance. Shouldn’t be hard to implement, as it is just a graphical view of the mesh leveling values captured. Looks like this:
I think we can universally agree there should be a mesh visualiser as standard in the app and/or slicer. It’s a standard part of both marlin and klipper, there’s really no excuse for bambu to have removed the functionality.
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I really doubt they will add it until they fix the design and 3D printers with current bed design run out of warranty. Otherwise they will be overwhelmed by warranty requests if it becomes very straightforward to check bed flatness.
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If you go to the trouble of parsing mqtt data, processing it, and plotting it, you can see your bed mesh
may you discribe this process? I would like to try it 
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I would really appreciate such a feature as well. At least a table of the measured heights in all 25 points that are equalized in the print. Anycubic has such an easy feature on their printers.
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Hear hear. The data is there i know. Because it was broadcast over mqtt or what ever the protocol is called and the nerds figured out this. U can do this if u still are on the fw version before the whole x1plus deal.
The tool the dude made i think is called node red or similar.
You would need to be running firmware from version 01.05.xx.xx to be able to retrieve mesh data from MQTT on the X1C. The current version is 01.08.00.00 and this data was removed from MQTT over a year ago.
You can use x1plus to view your mesh data. You don’t even need x1plus. Root access via firmware R gives you access to the logs you’d need
This is useful. Helps with placing the best flat possible anywhere on the bed. There are times that I realize I printed two pieces and they don’t put together nicely.
So 2 years has passed, any software polished and easy to use? I don’t feel like doing 8 steps or so to finally see rendered visualized bed level.
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