How to split a STL File in Fusion 360

Do you want to print something bigger than your printer's bed? You will need to split the STL file. If you have never used Fusion 360 than here is the video for you. It walks you step by step on how to import a stl file and turn into something you can print. Use your printer to the fullest and print huge STL files.
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[@buddt222]

Oh I guess I should just keep watching

[@buddt222]

I was trying to do a stylized mandalorean helmet and when I tried to convert it to brep it said there were too many points and cancelled the operation. Is there a way around this?

[@scienceofart9121]

There is no MeshtoBRep anymore

[@RowdyRoman]

Yes unfortunately it is not supported anymore. Here is the program I use now touchterrain.geol.iastate.edu/?trlat=48.89774543654454&trlon=-121.5433792374066&bllat=48.34974934183187&bllon=-123.21876521920478&DEM_name=USGS/NED&tilewidth=300&printres=0.199&ntilesx=1&ntilesy=1&DEMresolution=81.93&basethick=5&zscale=1.0&fileformat=STLb&maptype=roadmap&gamma=1&transp=70&hsazi=315&hselev=45&map_lat=48.56748343735251&map_lon=-122.71201003924637&map_zoom=9

[@scienceofart9121]

@@RowdyRoman I solved it by inserting the file inside from the top menu. When I inserted from there the body was selectable for splitting. Thank you for the fast response tho.