I have tried switching a few things up on my print but the filament has been lifting and the nozzle just picks it up. I have been using PLA basic at 230 degrees
Glue stick all the way baby! I used to hate using glue stick with my other printers but with the Bambu sheet for PLA, I use it and never have problems with prints lifting.
The aux fan can warp big parts so watch out for that you can lower the speed down as needed from the 70% default setting.
What bed plate was you using and temp ?
Did you do a temp tower test to see if you need your PLA @ 230c ?
Also Grid infill pattern can give problems with the nozzle overlaps so its best to switch it to the Gyroid infill pattern more nozzle friendly infill pattern and very universal.
You don’t mention your printer or filament type.
Lower your PLA temp to 215 and turn of the aux fan.
The aux fan will almost always cause the print to lift at the edge closest to the fan, especially if the print is large so that edge it closer to the fan.
Because I have a P1P and a textured PEI plate I would never use glue stick.
The stock print settings of no fan on the first layer is important.
A clean plate is important. I had trouble with the nozzle load line at the front left lifting until I realized that I put my thumb there to remove the plate. I only use alcohol on the plate.
The only other time I had a problem was when I had installed a new version of Bambu Studio and didn’t notice that it has set the plate type wrong, so instead of the texture pei it was using the cool plate and the nozzle height was off because of that.
There was a clogging issue and we needed to do a few cold pulls to help