It would be nice to turn this OFF. I feel like this was a BIG step back for how I use Bambu Studio when printing a single large project, to an X1C and the A1M.
Switching nozzle size, to shrink / enlarge all the plates was fine, when all the PARTS stayed in place. Yes, switching the Printer to the A1M meant the 256 (X1c) plates of parts all overlapped the edges of the now smaller plate. But that’s fine, I already printed it, and may want to print it again, at that size. But now, because all those parts overlapped the the plate when switching printers, it just spreads those parts everywhere. Including stacking them up on each other, and rotating their orientation. WTF?
Print to X1C 256x256
Switch to print some parts on A1M - Seriously?
Not only did it reorient those four pieces to vertical and stack them on each other, but it changed the filament type as well! Seriously?
I get it, the A1M isn’t going to print PC, but I wasn’t going to, I was going to print one of the, smaller pieces, in PLA. This is just terrible.
It also just completely wipes out the arrangement of parts on the left side of the plate section. It used not mess with anything over there when switching printers / plate sizes.
Stockpile of parts - arranged with 256 plates (X1C)
Switch printer and plates -
It just smashes them all together. When you go back to the X1C, they do back to place. Unless, when in A1M and smaller plates, you move parts to the left side from some (smaller) plates. Then when switching back to X1C - The left side parts are again smashed together with the ones you moved while in A1M. And it deleted the empty plates. Moving the other parts up. This just blows, for how I use it.
Please Bambu, give us an option to disable this ‘feature’, and DON’T MOVE parts to the left of the plates. Why would you? Baffling…