Step 1 Create a design with multiple parts
⬢For start, you need to have a model (design) with multiple parts.
⬢Expand the menu and check if your model consists of multiple parts (bodies).
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- Creating MMU models: Export model from Fusion 360
- 1. Create a design with multiple parts
- 2. Open “Save As Mesh” menu
- 3. Save each body in a different .stl file
- 4. Open files in PrusaSlicer
- G-code preparation for MMU1
- Splitting STL using MeshMixer
- G-code preparation for MMU2S
- Splitting STL with single compact part
Creating MMU models: Export model from Fusion 360
Step 2 Open “Save As Mesh” menu
⬢To be able to import the model into PrusaSlicer, you need to export it in a form of .stl or .3mf file.
⬢Right click the document name on top of the left menu and choose "Save As Mesh".
Older versions of Fusion 360 used to have Save As STL option in the menu.
Step 3 Save each body in a different .stl file
⬢In the "SAVE AS MESH" dialogue, look for the Format row. Select STL (Binary).
⬢In the Structure row, select "One File Per Body".
Saving as in 3MF format is another option.
Did you know? If the design consists of multiple Bodies, you can export the design as One File too, then right-click it in PrusaSlicer and hit Split>To parts to be able to assign different colors to each part(body). Works both with STL and 3MF formats.
Step 4 Open files in PrusaSlicer
⬢Now you need to open PrusaSlicer and import the files.
⬢We've prepared a step-by-step guide for Multi Material .stl import: G-code preparation for MMU2S
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