I know I should use a different slicer. Hell I still use the old Creality Slicer 4.8 for my 5 Cr6 Se and Max. That one has a support block feature and I love it. Sadly Creality print is needed for my Cr10 se and the K1 Max. It works fine, but if we could get a “Support Block” button it would be a benefit to the slicer. Tree supports are my goto in the new slicer but sometimes they are EVERYWHERE and blocking some would be a godsend.
I would think this would be easy to add. Please? O.o
Hello @Shane_M …! 
Welcome to the Creality Forum…! 
I’ve used Creality Print ( haven’t updated to 5.0 yet ) and in the slicer settings you can’t block any supports but you can change how many are showing up.
My setting in there is 75. I can change that to 73.4 or any fraction if I need to and there will be less supports. Just have to experiment…
You can manually add supports in Creality Print but I haven’t really worked with that feature much..
Thank you for your reply. 
My issue I create holes where pins will go to assemble the model. The slicer ALWAYS puts a support in those holes under the model but they do not need to be supported to print successfully. These supports are hell to remove >.> as the holes are small. If we can just block them, problem solved.
It is a simple feature found on just about every slicer.
But I do thank you and anyone who posts. Not trying to be rude, just frustrated this feature was not included. >.>
Just for a test keep turning that number I showed on the picture down each time and see what the supports do…,
Or…Have you tried turning off supports in the slicer and adding them manually.
I have tested your settings and it does reduce to the support count but it still puts supports in the bottom holes where they are not needed. A “block support” feature would cure this.
As per your suggestion of turning off supports and adding manually, this is is how we have had to do it lately but with mixed results. Most times, adding supports manually caused the supports to fuse with the model making them impossible to remove. From what I am seeing, turning off supports, also turns off your support settings.
Very grateful for your support jimandyen. Still hoping a “block support” feature will be added as this would make every other suggestion unnecessary.
Playing around with CR Print 5 now. Painting supports is helping a lot and works well on the K1 Max. They just need to add our CR10 SE to it’s printer list and I am gold.
At the top towars the right side of screen is the support blocker. You can paint the area that want or dont want supports
Well, that sort of works. It lets you add supports manually. No way to block supports, which means you have to find every single spot that needs support and paint it, as opposed to just marking a few specific spots as “do not attach here”. It’s a lot harder to do that way — especially if you are nuking and reloading the model after making minor changes over and over again while designing something, because it means you have to do a lot more work every time you re-import the model.
So I’d like to second the request for a proper support blocker feature, which this is not, unless I’m missing something in the UI.
I too have been looking for this feature. I have grown to like Creality Print overall, but this feature is a must have!
Even if it was an extra button in the “Support Painting” dialog where the “Tool Type” could be a blocker that would be great!
EDIT: I may have spoken too soon:
Son of a gun. It’s there. It’s just badly hidden, available only in contextual menus (which Mac users tend not to use that often). Why they have two entirely separate interfaces for adding and removing supports, I don’t entirely understand. But it’s good to know that it is at least possible, if completely non-discoverable. 
