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- 30 March 2020 at 17:08 #12288
Wilco Manders
ParticipantHello,
we had a question: when drawing a square or typing text, the software automatically assigns a line thickness of 1mm.
If you scale it, this scales along with it, so if you ever don’t pay close attention, you end up with very bold letters.
My question is: how do I adjust the default line thickness and reset it to zero???Then another question: we cut with a Mimaki cutting plotter with an OPOS. Now my question is: if I have created a file and it needs to be the same 10 times, can I instruct the cutting plotter to automatically produce 10 pieces in a row?
14 April 2020 at 17:01 #12654EasySIGN
ModeratorHello Wilco,
Thanks for your questions! I have answered them one by one:
1) You can set whether the pen thickness should scale or not when enlarging via the pen style dialog box. You can find this dialog box in the EasySIGN Toolbox.
2) You set the default line thickness via the same dialog box, but without making a selection. You will then get an additional dialog box asking you to change the default setting and save.
3) For multiple pieces, you can do this by holding a plot file in the EasySIGN Production Manager, saving it, and then pressing the “play” button whenever you want it to be plotted. A more standard way is to place 10 pieces in a row on the EasySIGN worksheet. Add optical positioning crosses to each piece and then cut.
Have an easy day!
Paul at EasySIGN
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