3D Printing Learning Speed Bump-HELP

Things have usually come fairly easy to me, um...not this.  I purchased the FlashForge 3D Creator Dual Extruder and I've printed the example traffic cone.  Pretty cool right.  It's two colors and it turned out fairly perfect. I decided to try a snake that I downloaded directly from the software I was using called Replicator.  Cute, although I tried to make him red, as you can see he is white.  Speed bump #1.

I decided to download some radical prints from a site called patternspace.co
Found some super cool Pokemon patterns and downloaded them.  The people on this site are seriously talented!  Maybe someday I'll be able to tackle that.

Then...

I realized I don't know how to flip my pattern to sit flush to the print bed...in the software.
I don't know how to put all the pieces of the pattern into the software.
I don't know what a slice is.
I don't know how to get two colors.
I don't know how to restart after my printer timed out, at the point at which it stopped.
I realized I didn't purchase a scrapper for my finished prints.
I didn't buy any super glue?  Am I supposed to buy super glue? How to I get the head on my Baby Groot.  I don't have to worry about it yet because he is floating around in the software.

If you have struggled like me and would like to quickly teach me what I'm doing wrong I'd really appreciate it!

Love,

Stacy

LOVING NEW FORMS

The templates are super amazing in Google Forms.  The one that says QUIZ is automatically set to score the child's response.  It's much more user-friendly for the teachers I coach who are nervous about doing it wrong.