If print profiles are printed on a printer that is not intended for that, this can probably lead to problems during printing or result in a less favourable.
Is there no information window for the user that he is printing the print profile on a false machine? And why is the rating of the print profile still possible?
In explanations, we then have to appease the angry users. Which does not change the rating.
Thank you!
In bambu studio, the program warns me beforehand if a print profile has incompatible parameters to the machine. (IE. If I tried to print a model made for the X1C on an A1, it explicitly tells me that.)
However, I don’t know if this is the case with the Bambu Handy app, because I don’t use it. (And no. I won’t use it either.)
You can try to provide information in the description, but as I’ve highlighted time and time again, and others have echoed the same issue, is that a lot of people simply do not read, or are convinced that they are never at fault.
So long as the user attempts a print, they will be able to rate it. There is also no specific “report” option that matches these types of reviews; using “misinformation” doesn’t seem correct, but that’s what I’ve had to use, because in the end, I provided all the information, and the user chose to either not read it, or ignore it.
I also suspect that it might have something to do with the app. But a lot of error conditions are intercepted there, like incorrect filament or something. But whether a print profile is also intercepted there if it has not been confirmed for a specific printer by the designer?
I wouldn’t think of trying this if there is a warning message or if the print profile is not confirmed for my printer (you might not see this in the app).
It has previously been recommended here to possibly omit the ratings for the profiles altogether. Especially as there are ways to report print profiles. Instead of giving the user a dubious rating, the user should be given the opportunity to send a private message to the designer to clarify any problems that have arisen during printing. There should also be an option to ignore designers on the platform if the user is unhappy.
