first layer looks like this even while i the z offset is calibrated

[toxic ocean]

Looks like your extruder is skipping. Definitely not a first layer offset issue.

Do you hear the extruder making noises like a knocking sound and do you feel it pulling the filament at an uniform rate?

What extruder are you using?

[tidal moth]

im using the lgx lite

I dont hear it skipping

[toxic ocean]

Hold the filament as it's printing

Does it seem to hop when it skips like that?

[tidal moth]

I printed it agian with more flow rate 100 percent instead of 92 (which is the orcaslicer default) and it seems to fix it but my bed seems off level in the corner

[toxic ocean]

Make it 97 😉

Doesn't hurt to try 🤷‍♂️

[tidal moth]

so down from 100

[toxic ocean]

Is it too little on the corner or too much on the corner

?

[tidal moth]

im going to do another print

brb

[toxic ocean]

What does your mesh look like?

[tidal moth]

With 100 percent flowrate

Still this

[desert flare]

Try switching this to the right

[tidal moth]

I appriciate the help

but this is just an offensive advice

[toxic ocean]

Okay this is a shot in the dark but is your filament dry?

Because the moisture in the filament could be making gas bubbles leading to the gaps in your lines. I'm guessing by the inconsistency of the gaps and the fact that it looks like there's no issue with smaller prints.

[tidal moth]

it was z offset