In the version I started with there wasn't the ability to cut the structure into sections like other printing software provided. Their approach of using less material at contact points creates a crisp breakaway nearly every time. I wasn't having fun with my printer - that changed when my first print came off using Simplif圓D and I was able to breakaway my supports with one fluid motion leaving a smooth surface on my part. I purchased Simplif圓D to help me with support structures that were ruining the look of my prints. It even has a dual extruder wizard that asks a few questions and sets up the processes for each automatically. This is where I feel Simplif圓D really shines. Another process in the same print might only use one and will not keep the unused extruder at temp. If a process requires both extruders to be hot, you can set it to dual. Simplif圓D treats a print as a series of independent 'processes' each with their own set of properties and print order. If you are only using one extruder then it makes no sense for both to be at temp for hours, but if you forget to bring something back to temp later in the print you cannot extrude and end up with a mess later. When I bought my first dual extruder printer I was having difficulty with the concept of two things working together. Simplif圓D has perfected supports and although has it right with the defaults most of the time, does have the ability to tweak things that affect the density of the material touching the part.

Until this I was printing rough parts where the supports wouldn't disengage with the part itself. The supports! Supports are a dream and made printing enjoyable for me.

Simplify 3d move model on screen