Bambu Studio SVG File Type Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2023
- Hello Everyone. We will be looking at our often overlooked file type for Bambu Studio. The understated but very powerful SVG file type. Some of our future projects will be using them.
Here are some of my videos that touch on them.
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Hello. Thanks to this video, I discovered that you can paint with the numeric keypad and change angles with ctrl + numeric keypad. Thanks for that ♥ And thanks for the video!
Awesome video, I never knew any of this. Thank you.
Thank you. Svg are interesting file types.
If you hold the shift key you can select the first and last object that you want to select and all the object in between will be selected.
Good catch. 😀
Very good info right there!
Thanks! I appreciate it.
Wow, slick....👏👏👍
Thank you. 🙏😁👍
I’ve been making QR codes with SVG’s this will be a huge help :)
That is fantastic. I think that could be another topic to cover. Than you for commenting.
crazy how much i learn every video, even the simplest little things like camera angles have helped a ton! Blows my mind how much time you shaved off by printing it cut
There are so many tweaks and shortcuts to share. 🙂 I'm building up these specific techniques in a project.
Thanks for a great vid. I have a question please, lets say you import the svg of the castle thats in the vid. But the door and window's are open gaps. How can you paint a open space if there is nothing to paint on. I have some svg which i printed for the wife which go on a window. Like a stencil. She now wants me to print the same again, but place colour in the gaps. I hope you understand whatvi am asking.
Wow what a great resource you have here Ashley! 1 new subscriber!
One thing I would like to know is, with my other printers that run on Octoprint and OctoKlipper if I have a plate with multiple parts and one fails I can cancel that part, can the same be done with Bambu Studio and my X1 Carbon?
Hello and thank you very much for the kind words and sub.
Object exclusion is available on the X1 series printers and I believe the P1 and A1 too.
If you start a print there is an option on the touch screen or the bambu handy app.
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I have heard multi color prints get wonky with object exclusion but I have used it so rarely I do not have direct knowledge about it.
THX for another great and informative video! 👍
I am wondering if I can make a photo of a dog or a person to svg and print it in, let's say 3-4 colours?
Short answer is yes, but the long answer is it probably wont work well. Large/detailed svg files will choke the slicer. Photos converted to SVG rarely work well.
If you are converting a photo to a 3d print I would recommend using the program *Hueforge* it will handle photos much better than SVG.
Latest update has "weakened" SVG import. Previously rendered and printed SVGs just cause Bambu Studio to crash. Tried to print "Alice in Borderland; Vol 7" image, and it crashes. Bambu TAC blamed ; 1: Support for SVG. 2. Complexity of file. 3. Hardware
1. Previous printed SVGs will no longer render.
2. N/A
3. While simple SVGs will load, why dont previous rendered and printed SVGs?
4. Bambu blamed it on hardware, but will not tell the CPU, GPU, RAM, etc..limits; nor the file limits (pixel, volume, storage size, etc...)
I'm losing hope for Bambu. Could be just their support as with any TAC. But being told "it could be" with no proof or validation is concerning.
Yeah, Simple SVG files work but anything more complex like photos completely fall apart. I got files with a few hundred parts working but even then it was a slog. I am working on a potential fix(in slicer) but it will require a lot of testing.
SVG support is extremely new in 3d slicers. (Cura ignores in, Prusa Alpha barely works with simple SVG files. )
I think "Hue Forge" will work better for photos.
As you know it is not the hardware of your PC.
I cannot verify about different versions of studio not working as I update regularly and my previous files still work. (hello kitty, keychains etc)
Can we contact you directly?
I have a few slicer questions.
Thanks
Sure my email is in the about page.
Click my username
description, view email address.
What's your question? Maybe I can help.
@@ashleys3dprintshop I do not see an about tab. 🤔
@@IndianaGraphics It's nothing fancy. Just my username at gmail.
ashleys3dprintshop
@@No0o0o0o0o0 Thanks for taking the initiative. lol