Supports.
Is there a way after applying supports, particularly 2 organic", they can selectively removed by a delete.
Thinking supports could be treated as a separate set of objects or parts.
Painting out irrelevant selected computer generated supports then I have problems with. I have never been much good with a paint brush says the wife.
My ideal would be to allow the generation of supports and to selectively delete what I feel are irrelevant branches and limbs in the part to be printed.
It seems like its all or nothing using supports, I have no control where or why they are generated.
For example I recently printed a 200 mm tall vertical wall square with 30 x 4 mm dia holes at different z heights,
the preview looked like a plate of spaghetti, so I unchecked supports and the print was fine, just needed to cleanup the holes with a drill bit.
I saved 2 hours and a bunch of filament. 8 times out of 10, most of the branches fall off, even with Z lift set and added extra diameter settings at the branch ends,
default is 0.8 mm? Naturally using no support gave me a print failure warning, but got away with a nice project in the final print.
i really could of done with a "selective" organic support on a bridge section , but I got away with no support lucky.
RE: Supports.
Unfortunately that's what the paint tools are for.
My preferred method is to set supports for enforcers only and then ONLY paint the areas where you want support. That way the amount of support is minimal and you can leave the setting active on your profiles as you define where support goes.
The paint tools once you get used to them are very quick to use. Using a combination of highlight angle and the smart select makes it very easy to define areas.
Also hardly ever use organic, just snug. Organic support has several unaddressed bugs that can cause issues depending on what it generates.
RE: Supports.
You can also set support for everywhere and use the paint tool to selectively block them. But folks often misunderstand how blockers work. In general I would follow neophyl's advice and only paint on the supports you need. Based on your object geometry, try snug and organic and see which one works better.
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