Open JensDyvik opened 1 year ago
It seems the override destroyed the inside/outside curve sorting. So not a good short term fix after all
A possible solution could be to set the start point of the curve manually using a set parameter such as a cp operation based on the work plane origin. That should be something you could do in a custom component without affecting the others Burch if and ruining the curve order downstream.
On Thu, 6 Oct 2022 at 10:44, Jens Dyvik @.***> wrote:
It seems the override destroyed the inside/outside curve sorting. So not a good short term fix after all
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The problem seems to be in the "Fix curve seam" clusters inside the "Cutout component"![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6598148/194324049-af1901c4-7d6a-430d-a57b-eb0e3ff884c0.png)
If the Fix curve seam clusters are overridden, the the sorted order is preserved. This would be great to fix, because sometimes the unnecessary jogging can significantly increase the duration of a job.