We use cookies to personalize content, interact with our analytics companies, advertising networks and cooperatives, and demographic companies, provide social media features, and to analyze our traffic. Our social media, advertising and analytics partners may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them or that they’ve collected from your use of their services. Learn more.
So do we know of any kind of feature in which we can mark an object as “No carve”? Similar to a defpoints in Autocad, where you would use shapes/lines that you didn’t necessarily want on the final plot?
Similarly, let’s say you stop a carve before it’s complete and shut it down for the night. Is there a way to tell the machine the next morning to skip (or No Carve) that object vs starting from scratch?
Sure thing, you can currently do that like this: set the depth to 0 and send the design element to the back (Right click > Send to back)
Similarly with the starting a next day partially complete carve concept you can select the design elements and set the depth to 0 (or just delete them) . . . OR cover them up with a shape that is set to 0 depth. .
HOWEVER sometimes there are clean-up moves at the end so this option isn’t always the best option for your specific example because those clean up moves will also be omitted.