I used the cool plate with hair spray for my print. I usually use hairspray with my textured plate as well, maybe give that a try. Otherwise I can generate a smaller version of this model to see if that would help you keep it down.

I'll make a frame for it, only margins was printed bad, everything else is pretty good, thanks

It seems you only have an issue lifting on the one side in the corner? Do you have the aux fan enabled? If so disable it. Another option would be to use a brim. I prefer using the cool plate with adhesive (hair spray) with large flat pieces like this. I also sometimes use the cool plate option with my textured plate + spray if you dont own the cool plate. I can make a smaller version of this model if that would help you.

It looks like it's lifting. Try turn off the aux fan. I find glue/hairspray along with a cool plate is better for these thinner flat prints. if it's an open printer like the a1 or p1p make sure there are no doors or windows open in the room with a breeze. Using the textured plate which uses a higher bed temperature is more suseptible to temperate changes in the room. on the other hand if you are using an enclosed printer, make sure the door is open. if you don't have a cool plate, I have had success with using the textured plate on the cool setting + firm hold hairspray. But do a small print first to test. Good luck on your next print, the rest of the calibration looks great! 👌

perfec, thank you for the rating! 🫡

I almost thought you uploaded a picture of my print😄. Looks perfect👌

Thank you! Not sure if I should do a Zelda theme next using the same style or Red Dead Redemption next.

I fixed the description, thanks!

Print Instructions were pretty obvious before, but perhaps the update saved someone from being confused/wasting filament.