Creality Print to Bambu Studio
Yes, convert it first. Creality Print is an Orca fork, so a converted file keeps its plates, filaments, modifiers, paint and layer ranges. Only the settings Bambu Studio has no match for are left at its defaults.
Why won't Bambu Studio load my Creality Print settings?
Bambu Studio trusts a project only when it carries a BambuStudio- stamp.
Creality Print stamps its files Creality_Print V…, so the settings are
ignored and only the geometry loads. A converted file carries the right stamp.
A multi-nozzle project can also fail with The 3mf file has invalid config, load geometry data only. See
Bambu Studio says invalid config.
What carries over from Creality Print to Bambu Studio?
- Plates and filaments: every plate and every filament, with no cap.
- Modifiers and negative volumes: kept as they were, same grammar.
- Paint: colour arrives byte for byte; supports and seams keep the same spelling.
- Layer ranges: carried as written.
- Part settings: object names and part blocks carry, and each setting is translated key by key.
Which Bambu Studio settings open at default?
About 194 Bambu Studio keys get no value from a Creality Print file, for example
apply_scarf_seam_on_circles.
Each takes the value from the Bambu Lab printer profile you chose, or Bambu
Studio's own default where that profile sets nothing.
What shows in the Notes table?
Only the shared rows: Placement when a bed size is unknown, and
Settings on <object> when a part's mesh is missing. See
what a conversion cannot carry.