Bambu Studio latest version. I cannot figure out why the top layer in this area has bridging. Can anybody help?
Top layer:
Top layer-1:
Maybe you don’t have enough infill percentage? How much and which type?
Also internal bridging shouldn’t be a big deal, unless it’s a very wide area
Edit/ nevermind I just saw that it was the very top one, that is strange… is the surface perfectly flat?
I would try slicing in orca to see if it’s the model or the slicer
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Thank you. I hadn’t used Orca before. It looks fine in Orca so this is a Bambu Studio bug.
Many thanks.
Edit - any idea where “Support wall loops” setting is in Orca?
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In OrcaSlicer, “Support wall loops” is available for only some of the Tree styles, with advanced process settings turned on. There is also a tree support option to double the wall thickness of branches larger than the chosen diameter (3mm default).
Orca and Studio both have a search function to locate settings:
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Thank you very much. That’s a shame; I needed it with Normal(auto) Snug, as can be done in Bambu Studio. Maybe I’ll just use Normal(auto) Grid and have more material to remove.
Did you ever figure this out? I submitted a bug report in Bambu Studio github but they weren’t able to help.
Never did with Bambu Studios at the time. Orca worked fine. I was using a fairly transparent material and it didn’t bother the product too much luckily for me. Good luck.