What is the secret to make the Bambu Studio slicer stop interrupting the travel from edge to edge of the top level of a sign background, prior to the levels above that contain the letters themselves? The top level of the sign’s background never goes from edge to edge. Instead, the slicer adds some useless jabberwocky where the letters will be placed in the levels above. This means the print head is not going to move in the same uninterrupted pattern for the sign background’s topmost layer, and then you end up with visible interruptions in the sign’s background, especially if you use a shiny filament. Why can’t the slicer simply create this layer just like it created the first layer on the print bed, where it traces the outline of the sign’s perimeter, and then fills in the inside of that from edge to edge, completely, line after line, with no interruptions, and then on the next layer start laying down the letters of the sign on top of that? This is crazy, and I have found no good way around this in Bambu Lab with the settings. Since Bambu Lab MakerLab has a Make My Sign lab, it would be nice to print those signs so they turn out looking nice.
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