To make it easy for everyone, we recently published a guide for how to use the Bambu Lab Wiki. It presents a few ways to find the information you are looking for, while also helping new users get used with the Wiki format.
Do you have any ideas on how to improve the Bambu Lab Wiki? Let us know!
The Wiki itself is very good source of information and the videos are usually helpful.
I would like to see a better table of contents and search function.
I often find it difficult to (re-)find information that I have seen in the wiki before.
Many pages cannot be found from the table of contents.
If I do manage to find the correct page, I see that the search terms I used are present, but that page did not appear in the results.
I’d like to see a way to filter search results. If I need information about my X1C, do not show me pages that are only for the A1.
The Bambu Wiki is by far best in class when it comes to tech support resource.
There aren’t too many things I would say are under par as far as performance. However, two areas could benefit from an overhaul.
Thank you for your feedback!
Unfortunately, there are some limitations of the platform we are using for building the Bambu Wiki. But we are working on further improving it.
We will take your feedback into consideration, and we will do our best to implement as much as possible from it.
A quick solution to this has been implemented on the main page of each article. Taking the X1 Series as an example.
Clicking the link shown above will open an advanced search using tags, and will display all articles written in English which have the X1 tag applied.
We will continue to work and update articles to ensure proper tagging and accurate results.
Allow for filtering of pages written in Chinese. These search results just clutter up the screen and aren’t useful to the average person who does not read Chinese.
In the same tag search page, the search results can be filtered to only show the English version of the results, by changing this filter.
Hallo
warum kann ich mich nicht in das Bambu Wiki einloggen?
Im Forum und auf der Bambu-Seite funktioniert mein login.
Hello,
Why can’t I log in to the Bambu Wiki?
My login works in the forum and on the Bambu website.
The Bambu Lab Wiki is publicly open for logins.
Only Bambu Lab staff has access to the editing part.
I have suggestion and comment I want to put into the feedback section under the Wiki page but the login doesn’t work.
Currently, there is an issue with the comment system, and our team is working on solving the problem as soon as possible.
As mentioned above, a login is not possible on the Wiki.
We apologize for the issue, and assure you that we’re doing our best to solve this ASAP.
Has there been any progress on fixing the issue with the comment system?
We are working on it and we should have it available soon.
The comment feature should now be available again.
Sorry it took so long, but we wanted to implement a better system.
That’s really great, thank you!
I cannot login either, says invalid username/password. same issue as user ‘kip’ above. please help me fix this.
Same issue as others in this thread. I can’t login to post a comment / suggestion to an article. Any updates?
Why am I not able to comment in the Comments section of a wiki page? It asks me to login, and when I enter the login for my bambu labs, it says incorrect email or password. I cannot find a way to create a wiki.bambulab.com login.
Doing a “Search” in Bambu Lab Wiki is almost totally useless. That is, the search field is of little to no use in finding information on a specific topic.
For example, in trying to find out the difference between Absolute and Relative rotation in Bambu Lab, the hundreds of pages of results list everything but. Why?
Search terms like Absolute vs Relative, Absolute Rotation, Relative Rotation, Absolute, Relative, and so forth were completely ignored in the initial search results. How could the search possibly be any plainer?
You’re not wrong and I won’t make an excuse. But here is a workaround:
Go your favorite search engine, and add the following to your search:
site:wiki.bambulab.com
For example, site:wiki.bambulab.com absolute and relative rotation
I’ve made a lot of use of this technique over the years. It’s astonishing how poor most websites’ built-in search systems are. 
