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I'll make sure to help you out by splitting the STL file into two separate parts that can be easily combined with your slicer. To do this, I'll use a software tool that allows me to isolate specific sections of the model and export them as individual files. First, let's start by opening the original STL file in our chosen software. From there, we can select the desired portion of the model and use the "Export" function to save it as a new file. This will give us a clean split of the original part into two distinct sections. Once you have your two separate files, you can easily import them into your slicing program and assign different colors to each section. This way, you'll be able to visualize exactly which parts are made up of what material and how they're all coming together in 3D space.