Anycubic i3 Mega S Unboxing, Setup and first Print

If you've not heard of it, the Benchy is a popular model of a little ship that's designed to help diagnose problems with prints. It has unsupported angles and arches, and an inscription on the bottom to help show your bed adhesion. There are dozens of walk-throughs on how to use the Benchy to edit pretty much everything about your print!

For the layers being visible, sometimes the heating makes a huge difference. Make sure your bed is heating fully before the print and that there's not too much/too little airflow from a ceiling fan or something similar. Your print speed may also need lowered depending on environment and the other print settings.

Also you mentioned you've printed resin but if you're completely new to plastic printing, make sure you don't print near small pets like birds, reptiles, or rodents! The vocs put off by the plastic and the extruder aren't really bad for us, but they can kill small animals.

In that same vein if you find yourself wanting to print higher temperature prints, make sure you look into the extruder itself. Some extruders can safely go super high, but most in this price range also put off chemicals that are actually toxic to humans with enough exposure in an unventilated room.

never seen an 3d Printer in Space-> here you go. nice edit !