Hi hey hello
I’m trying to change the number of walls on a print at the top and bottom of a part, but when I try to add a second height range modifier to a part, it just replaces the first.
I can’t see any way to add a modifier for the bottom of the part and another for the top, am I missing anything? I could do this in Prusaslicer, but it doesn’t seem to work the same way in bambu studio, despite all the menus being pretty much identical.
Can anyone prove me wrong? Please?
I figured it out! For the sake of future googlers, here’s the solution:
Right click your object in the “objects” side of the “process” heading on the left side of Bambu Studio,then select “height range modifier”:
At the bottom of the screen there will be a + & - button pair, click the + sign:
After that, you should see a second modifier in the same place as above:
Why not this way…??
This doesn’t do what I’m looking for, it only adds solid layers to the top and bottom.
A height range modifier lets you change almost any setting for the selected layers. In my case I’m adding walls and narrowing my extrusion width to make the top and bottom of my model look nicer. The middle doesn’t have issues so I leave it as-is
Really useful find, this is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for sharing
Future googler here!
Thank you!!
Thanks @TerboSpaghetti …I was doing a google search on the exact same thing and found your thread and reply…Thank you
Another future Google-er here, really saved my keister here, many thanks.
thanks a lot! future googler was looking for exactly this.
Exactly what I needed today – thanks for sharing!
I was looking for a + icon, it never occurred to me they would put it at the bottom instead just next to the “Layers” label 
I understand they can’t overlap, right? When I do that and two modifiers are overlapping only one works.
Amazing, another future googler is happy and thankful!
Just what I was looking for. Thanks!
i added this, and saw this issue also. 70 to 200 mm,slowed down sppeed.
100 to 200, changedlayer height. but since i did not change layer height in first one, it did not change in 2nd one.
so, in the 100 to 200, i had to slow down the speed, and change layer height,
and then changed 70 -to-200 to a 70-to-100 range.
slightly confusing, but got it to work !
thanks very much !! excellent solution !
It should be mentioned that you NEED to click on “layers” in order for the + / - to show up at the bottom, otherwise it doesn’t show. Took me a couple minutes of wondering why it wasn’t showing up on my screen to figure that out. Otherwise THANK YOU for this. Problem solved for me.
