I don’t always use a prime tower, but I’ve been using it more lately and I’ve noticed something that I think it wasn’t doing before. If I don’t move the prime tower before slicing, when Bambu Studio slices the plate, it slices some of the prime tower off the plate and generates an error that some of the print is off the plate.
Hi.. This type of bug has been around for a while. Once you slice your model, go back to the prepare tab and you will now see a more accurate prime tower (instead of the big block).
Then you can move that sliced prime tower away from your model and reslice.
Thanks. This just started happening for me, so I thought it was something in a recent update of Bambu Studio. Your fix does solve things, but it would be nice if I didn’t have to mess with it. I found that you can move the original default prime tower block before the first slice and that will also avoid the issue.
I could be wrong.., but I think it has to do with how full the bed is. I don’t have to do that with small amounts of parts. But everytime I fill the bed, even acounting for the tower, I basically have to come back and reslice / re-move it around again.