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Please contact our support team at support@simplify3d.com and they will send you the Anycubic 4Max Pro profile.

You can use multiple processes but it may be easier to use a post-processing script for a filament swap. Use the command {REPLACE "; layer 153\n" "M600\n; layer 153\n"} and replace the "layer 153" with the layer that matches your model.

Can you please post your factory file so we can look into this further.

This Printing with Multiple Extruders article will be helpful: https://www.simplify3d.com/support/arti ... extruders/

Check out this post: viewtopic.php?t=5403#p23362

The FFF settings are stored in the registry.

Windows:
Open the Registry Editor and then go to the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software directory and copy the Simplify3D folder and all sub-keys.

You can set a different infill percentage for each extruder! After using the dual extrusion wizard simply ungroup the process and set the infill percentage to what you want in each process.

You can set different speed values for each extruder using a separate process for each one.

You should check out our Managing Printer Profiles Tutorial Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ7HFPY1wog

Hello Paul, This is fairly simple to implement in the starting script section of your process settings. You are able to control the order in which heating occurs from your scripts section by using the extruder and bed temperature variables. I've included a sample starting script below that will perf...

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