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How to save layer's settings

Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2012 12:58 pm
by Ponch
Hi,
I would like to be able to save the settings (speed, power1 min, ...etc) of the layers independently from the project.

I used to import dxf file to lasercad. Each line color represents a kind of work (for exemple : black for cut, red for strong vector engraving, green for light raster engrave...etc), and that whatever the material is.
When I import a dxf file, I need to change the layers' settings everytime I change material.

What I need is a kind of material settings management.

For the moment, I create a project for each material, open it and then import the dxf file.
It works but it could be very efficient to add this fonctionnality, and I think not only for me.

Re: How to save layer's settings

Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2012 2:56 am
by waltfl
Hi ponch
OK the settings for the layer color wil allways be the last one you use for this color and if you use this color for a new file it wil take this settings. but if you change the settings for this color to something else and wana use it for a new file it will take the last settings.
I always have black for engraving ( BMP), red for cutting with high power and low speed, blue for low power high speed cutting, then the remaining colors for everythings else where I maybe change the settings
greetings
walt



Ponch wrote:Hi,
I would like to be able to save the settings (speed, power1 min, ...etc) of the layers independently from the project.

I used to import dxf file to lasercad. Each line color represents a kind of work (for exemple : black for cut, red for strong vector engraving, green for light raster engrave...etc), and that whatever the material is.
When I import a dxf file, I need to change the layers' settings everytime I change material.

What I need is a kind of material settings management.

For the moment, I create a project for each material, open it and then import the dxf file.
It works but it could be very efficient to add this fonctionnality, and I think not only for me.