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Design View
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When I load the
file xxx.s3d I get the message "Invalid rail point
position
.Interpolation may be wrong. Check the slices."
- It means that the rail point is not at the right place. Go to the
design view and change the position of the rail point (right click
on the rail point, choose "Modify point .. " and click on
the box "rail").
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I loaded the V7
and opened a file that I have used in V6 but up on the
nose I am having trouble with the point, it will not work properly
and has altered the file from V6.
- In the version 7 the thickness
is computed as the difference the
deck which was computed as the sum of the bottom
and the
thickness. In other words in the version 7,
the deck is now a
true bezier curve (easier to modify)
and the thickness is a
false one. To translate a V6
model to a V7 model, Shape3d search for the bezier
curve which fit the deck. The new deck is therefore
sligthly different from the version 6.
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I can not set
my concave depth at middle point of slices. It just doesn't
allow me
to set depth of concave at the middle.
- With the version 7th the profile
view is the stringer and no more
the side view. It's
more consistent to the way the measurements are taken.
So, you can't move the two middle point of the slice.
Moreover it avoid to
change the shape of the slice when you move that points
up or down as before.
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You don't have
a red analyser curve any more, this is a major problem.
- To display the curvature
(red curve) right click and choose
Display / Curvature. It shows the curvature when a
control point is selected.
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CNC View
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I get weird
bumped cutting lines at nose and tail.
- Your nose and tail slices
are too different from the previous
slice
and the program don't succeed to compute a smoothed
meshing.
The best way to fix that is to copy the previous slice
and paste
it on the nose or tail slice :
- Go to the outline view and
select the second slice
(from tail)
- Go back to the slice view and
click on the "Copy"
button on
the tool bar
- Return to the outline view
and select the tail slice
- Go again the the slice view
and click on the "Paste"
button
- If it does not fix the tool path,
change the separation line
between
"apex" and "rail" in the "Cutting path" tab of the CNC
dialog box.
If the cutting path is still not OK, send the model
file (.s3d) and the
machine file (you can find its location in the "Files/Preferences"
dialog box) by mail at mail@shape3d.com.
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I do not want a
blank in cnc version how do I delete it ? I always set
my file
at a work offset position once blank is clamped.
- If you really don't want a blank
you have just to check the box
"Auto" and
specify all the margins at 0. The blan k will be the
same as the board.
But I think you should be wrong to do that : the blank
is the only way
to control exactly the position of the board with
respect to the rotation
axis bewteen the clamps (see point ..). With a blank
you can use
the automatic blank and it's margin to specify the
position of the board
related to the clamp.
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When I try to compute
the cutting path it tell me to go back to slices
and hit apex button.
- You get this message if there is
no apex point defined for EACH
slice
(nose and tail included). The new option "Rail"
enable you to set the
separation line on the rail instead of the apex. It's
usefull for square rails.
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The cutter is way
above design is that 0x0y0z and what is the distance
to the horizontal rotating point from the bottom of the
cutter ?.
- The height of the rotating axis
is given by the "Z level of rotation
axis"
in the "Positions and blank" tab of the
CNC dialog box.
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How do you set
your rail heights and in your new files are all the boards
without rail tuck or can you still create a bottom rail.
- I think that your are talking about
the square rail option ?
If yes, you can set the height
of the rail with the apex point. You can of course
still create the bottom rail as previously if you
don't check the "Square rail".
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