I’m trying to move an object up above the build plate. I’m running Studio 2.0. When I do this I can move it but Studio just drops it back down to the plate. My goal is to move this object up to the top of the column as shown here:
Ultimate goal is to move the selected object to the top of the column (placing it at X) and then use Mesh Boolean to do a Union of the 2 objects to give me the printable part I need. This should be doable but I can’t seem to get it to work. Appreciate any guidance anyone can offer. Thanks.
Perfect! That worked. Thanks, I would have never figured that out myself. Are there any training options you can recommend to learn more about working with Assemblies?
Objects have to be joined together as an assembly to freely move one to rest on top of the other. Another trick you can do is make a .2 or .4mm tall cube, fuse it as an assembly to the part you wish to elevate, and then you can elevate that part and put it where ever.
Bambu studio is trying to protect a user from doing something like air printing because they unwittingly moved an object up off the build plate.
Most of the time when I added a small cylinder to be placed on top of my main item it could not be moved off the plate, and at other times it could. It turned out that if I right clicked the plate to add the piece it was a base item. However, when I right clicked the object that it was to be added to the cylinder could be moved up and down. Then the problem was to get its bottom just touching the base piece, not float above or be buried into.it. You can do a lot of arithmetic or try to slice it after a height setting. If it is not right you will you get an error.
