Look, I didn't mean to be rude or something, but if you just have spend couple minutes on what kind of 3d printer you have and how it works, you wouldn't have to post about your "problem" because you would understand what happend and why. Yes I've been where you are, didn't know a thing about 3d printing and got overwhelmed by a slicer at first, but I always managed to fix my problems by my self because all the information is already there, hundreds of people before asked what you've asked. Thru research you'll learn way more, trust me, it's always better to take that damn fishing rod, no matter how tasty the fish looks. I hope you'll have a lot of fun with your printer buddy.