If you forget this part and save your model as a. This will drop them down onto the print bed and allow them to be printed easily. Once you have rotated them all to the right way you can choose to settle the models. It would be amazing if we could do this with all models but unfortunately, you will have to use the occasional support, though, if your overhang is less than 35 degrees then your printer should be able to cope with it just fine. As you can see in the model nowhere in this model will support be needed now that it is sliced. Once you have completed the slices it is important to make sure all the models are orientated correctly so no overhangs are left or that any that are have a minimum need for support. By keeping the prints the same height you increase the layer cooling time, giving small layers like the nose point sufficient time to cool so it doesn't look ugly and melted. I went for just above the thrusters and then decided to make a second cut above the fuselage so that all the printed parts are roughly the same height. now you have the cutting plane you can choose the position you want it to slice.
When you select Split from the Edit tab you will need to make sure you select the Keep Both option or 3D builder will assume you don't want to keep some of the models and delete it which can be a pain. This also makes lining the prints up to glue them back together much easier. Working with our rocket demo you can see that the cut is made just high enough that thrusters can be placed upside down on a flat print bed. The most difficult part is deciding where to cut and how many cuts you will need. Slicing a 3D model with 3D Builder is incredibly simple, much simpler than most apps, even Tinkercad - in Tinkercad you have to create two square holes and then two copies of the model and group them to make the slices - a few simple clicks and 3D builder will have it done.
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