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please refer to 5.5.1: The Optimize Material… Function

please refer to 4.4.1: Cutting - Milling - Creasing - Drawing …

6.2.6 The Sort With Simulation… Command

This command opens the sort objects function with which the output

order and the direction of rotation can be defined. The sortation can de

done dependent or independent on layer. Also, the preferred direction of

the sortation can be defined.

In a preview window the output of the objects is simulated graphically;

here, the traverse paths of the tool head can also be drafted. The

simulation can be done unlimited without changing the original objects.

CTRL+F10

please refer to 5.3.14: The Sort With Simulation… Command

In detail: please refer to 8.3: The Sort With Simulation… Tool

6.2.7 The Recalculate Command

The recalculate command enables the modification of the

output-parameters or of the driver settings without leaving the output routine.

This command switches back from the output preview to the output dialog.

6.2.8 The Initial View Command

Puts back the output preview to the status before having pressed the

preview button in the output dialog. All changes are made undone.

SHIFT+N

6.2.9 The Horizontal Weeding Lines Command

Weeding lines serve for the better processing of big jobs. Material lengths of

several meters in length or width are difficult to handle, therefore you can

insert weeding lines during the foil cutting that divide the job into smaller

parts that are easier to handle.

The horizontal weeding lines are set with the hotkey "h" or drawn with the

arrow from the weeding frame dashed in blue.

please refer to 4.4.1: Cutting - Milling - Creasing - Drawing …

6.2.10 The Vertical Weeding Lines Command

Weeding lines serve for the better processing of big jobs. Material lengths of

several meters in length or width are difficult to handle, therefore you can

insert weeding lines during the foil cutting that divide the job into smaller

6.2.5 The Optimization… Command

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