Hey everyone, very fresh and new to 3d printing. So I created my first model using Bambu Studio Image to 3d Model, it’s actually printing out OK but base layers are totally messed up and I have no idea whats wrong, base layers are just getting messed up totally while removing supports 
Any clues or advise?
reduced_color_260419144403_OSBX.3mf (2,6 MB)
Printer model:
Bed Temp:
Nozzle Temp:
Filament Type:
I dont know how good this is, but it might be worth trying the suggested fixes: Poor Surface Above Supports | Simplify3D Software
Printer model: H2C
Bed Temp: Default
Nozzle Temp: Default
Filament Type: Bambu PLA Matte
Print this:
and then this for the PLA:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/808052-temp-tower-pla-petg-abs-asa?from=search#profileId-2393908
The first will tell you where your printers setting are failing.
The second will tell you at what temp your filament is failing.
You can use the two to target what settings need to be changes. Or come back here and there are amazing people here who know a ■■■■ of a lot more than me.
Oh and dry your filament.
Makes sense, but it could also be poor model layers as AI did it, they seem very chaotic, any suggestions where I could fix those if I want to edit this model my self?
Bambu Studio does not seem to have much tools to help with that, or I am missing them?
My expirance with my A1 has always been:
After that, I’ve learned that those Torturer tests really help me target the settings where I want to be at.
right 
will first try to print support with different filament and see how it goes…thanks!
