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u/Maze-Elwin

r/Crunchyroll r/FixMyPrint r/3DprintingHelp
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Ui is worse the even before

This is the 5th time they've changed the UI since I started to use the service and each time the UI and functions get worse. This time they removed the skip button for opening and credits, and removed play next episode.

As a programmer myself I'm also seeing clearly UI problems with alignment, what likely means this new UI has been fully vibe coded with AI without any bug checking or looking over features.

Am I legit going to have to code my own freaking app to watch crunchy roll animes now? FK the it surprises me the play button even works

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u/Maze-Elwin — 1 day ago
▲ 3 r/FixMyPrint+1 crossposts

  • Printer Model: Bambu H2D
  • Slicer used: Bambu Stuido
  • Filament material and brand: Eryone, Blue & Red
  • Nozzle and bed temperature: 0.4 nossel, 55C bed temp
  • Print Speed: 200 outer wall, 300 inner wall
  • Retraction settings: default

After going up and down, playing with setting non-stop, I'm lost.
These (what I think is under-extrusion) happens both in the red fins and blue fins. (ignored the incomplete top)

I print on a H2D using bambu studio, I've dialed the setting that any of my other balls lids print great, but these fins on this on just do not want to work with me.
no other print has had this problem, the filament is sitting in dry (have ran them thought my dryer already) Boxes, while in the AMS it's 35% humidity.

I've been using my cryogrip plate, the bugger does not move, I use to have head strikes often on this one with my normal build plate, what would typically break the print off the plate.

I'm running Generic PLA presets (I've fiddled with these a few times with no success) for this last set.
I'd rather keep the print as one print and not have to split it up into separate parts.

Layer height: 0.12mm, the physical balls wall thickness: 2.15mm, the fins are 1.9. The fins are a bit recessed into the ball (to make a solid more red color from thickness), the blue area 0.75mm thickness at this point.

I originally had the red go all the way thought, when I reduced the red and allow the blue to make full rounds it solved some of the problem in the blue.

My theory was Under-extrusion but that didn't seem to really solve the problem.

Anyone have any theory's or ideas?

u/Maze-Elwin — 4 months ago