I will be brief, I think Bambu Studio has many options to implement that are already available in Orca Slicer, but I am mainly concerned or interested in the “Make Overhang Printable” option.
This option prunes the overhangs of the 3D models so that they can be printed without using supports, I add some example pictures taken in the Orca Slicer laminator.
Any other option that you miss?
I think it isn’t a lack of porting or implementing…
More a lack of man power really.
Overhangs have been a trouble since day one of 3D printing.
And while there are some novel approaches to the problem, so far there isn’t one that does both - make overhangs good to print AND keeping the model geometry.
Like in your example where a flat surface turns into an angled one.
What I would like to have is something like a print profile tuner.
We can finally use custom filaments in half decent ways.
Having some tool to properly and quickly tune print- and filament profiles would be nice.
Am sure Bambu knows about the relationships between speed, acceleration and such, so it can’t be too hard to provide some sliders and quick test prints to hone settings.
