Bubbling/ Rippling/Random Lines all of a sudden in my flat prints?

• prusaslicer-elegoo-profiles

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  PrusaSlicer/slic3r/SuperSlicer profiles for the Elegoo Neptune family

Theoretically if everything is tuned properly you shouldn't need z-lift, I like to have it on as extra insurance that the nozzle isn't going to drag across the print and leave scars or knock something loose, it does add a small amount of time to the print but it's usually not that significant especially if you keep the height low. If you go into your settings folder for PrusaSlicer c:\users\appdata\roaming\PrusaSlicer\ you can copy your settings .ini files to the corresponding folders for SuperSlicer and everything so pretty much transfer straight over. Also https://github.com/andrewsuzuki/prusaslicer-elegoo-profiles there's this if you haven't done much calibrations or custom profiles and want a good base to start from.

• Print-Tuning-Guide

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It means your nozzle is too close to the bed of the printer. The first layer doesn't have enough room to extrude the amount of plastic it's told to. This creates a first layer that has an uneven texture, which carries through to the layers above. https://github.com/AndrewEllis93/Print-Tuning-Guide

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