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Bambu Studio has one of the most powerful features that almost no one explains correctly — per-object settings.
In this video, I’ll show you how to change print settings from global to object-level in Bambu Studio without using Print by Object mode.

Most people confuse this with print-by-object… but it’s not the same thing.
This tutorial breaks down exactly how per-object overrides work, when to use them, and how they can save print time, filament, and frustration.

What You’ll Learn in This Video:

The difference between Global Settings vs Per-Object Settings

Why this is NOT Print by Object

How to apply object-level overrides in Bambu Studio

Real-world examples using multiple objects on one build plate

Common mistakes that cause failed prints or wasted time

Best Settings to Change Per Object:

Layer height

Wall count

Infill density & pattern

Supports (on/off, type)

Print speed

Top & bottom layers

Ironing (only where it matters)

If you’re printing logos, functional parts, or mixed-detail models on the same plate, this feature changes everything.

What This Video Is NOT:

This is NOT sequential print-by-object

This does NOT change print order

This does NOT require a multi-color printer

You’ll still print by layer — you’re just telling Bambu Studio which object gets which settings.

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What setting do you override per object the most?
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CHAPTERS:

0:00 – Printing Multiple Objects with Different Settings
Overview of printing one plate with multiple parts and why object-level settings matter

0:23 – Global Settings Setup (Start Here First)
Layer height, walls, infill, and why global settings should always be set before per-object changes

1:07 – Inspecting Objects to Decide What Needs Changing
How to visually evaluate each object and identify where different settings are required

1:28 – Navigating the Objects Tab in Bambu Studio
How to identify, toggle, and manage multiple objects on a single plate

2:02 – Adjusting Support Settings for Object #1 (Normal Supports)
Using normal supports for flat overhangs and negative features

2:30 – Adjusting Support Settings for Object #2 (Tree / Hybrid Supports)
Why tree and hybrid supports work better for curved and organic shapes

3:06 – Final Slice & Why Object-Level Settings Matter
Comparing the results and sending one plate with multiple optimized settings to the printer