The next step is to create a separate process for each Extruder. If you want to group the models so that they stay locked relative to one another, just select all of your models and then go to Edit > Group Selection. To position the parts in the proper place you will need to select all the models and go to Edit > Align Selected Model Origins. After importing the models, you may notice that they are not aligned correctly. The first step is to import all the models required for your print. For this example we will be using the Tricolor Traffic Cone model. Within each process you can choose what models will be printed with that color or material. To set up a multi-material print using three or more extruders, you will need to create a separate process for each extruder. Simply click the plus icon next to Auto-Configure for Material in the FFF Settings Window to set up your own material settings. The default options are PLA, ABS, Nylon, PVA, and PLA (right)/PVA (left). We also encourage you to create custom Material Configurations. Material Configuration: Select the material that you will be using to print, which will apply to both extruders.If you do not see your printer, go to Help > Configuration Assistant and load your printer profile into the software. Base Profile Template: Select the printer from the list with which you will be dual-extruding.Process Group Name: This will be the name of your Grouped Processes.Then, go to Tools > Dual Extrusion Wizard and configure your settings: For this example, we will be using CocoNut’s traffic cone model. Next, import the models you would like to dual-extrude into Simplif圓D.
If you already selected your printer profile when you started the software for the first time, you may skip this step. To get started, go to Help > Configuration Assistant and ensure that your printer profile is loaded. The Dual Extrusion Wizard makes it extremely easy to set up a dual extrusion print. Printing Multiple Parts with the Dual Extrusion Wizard
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