Hi Dean,

 

There is currently no other solution.

 

If you use a “Min” option, knowing that the default specific trim cut value is nil, you must start by setting
this value equal to the standard value for all panels (using CTRL A) before individual adjustments.

 

The way you do it now is the only current solution

 

regards

Michel 

Hi Dean,

 

I understand what you mean. Currently, we only have the max value. I have passed it to the developers to see if there is another solution.

 

I keep you posted 

 

Regards

Michel 

Hi , 

I have just explained all possibilities,

and like I said in my previous post 

“After your are free to use the most useful for you, for exemples 0mm to generals then 10 mm for some panels “

If you set generals trims cuts to “0 mm” and “10 mm” in specific section from specified panel into panel stock

the panels specified have only 10 mm cut-outs, but not the rest,

you can mode “Max thickness Compensation” an few edge on panel , with 8mm edges for exemple , on 2/3 edges to reduce only those edges from panel

For OptiCut, if you add edges, this means that you are asking it to deduct them.

King regard, Alex

Hi,

* For Trim Cuts you have 2 levels, from Optimization parameters (generals) AND from panels Stocks (Specific)

Then from Optimization parameters you have choice to select General and/or Specific

After your are free to use the most useful for you, for exemples 0mm to generals then 10 mm for some panels 

* For edges, you can choose to see the overall (finished) dimension or the net dimension, which deducts the edge thickness by default.
(No edge thickness  Compensation)

after you have “Max thickness Compensation”, if your edge bander can only deducts 2mm set this parameter to 2mm, and you using 10mm edges, 8mm are deducts from OC

Then “Fixed” deducts edges thickness and add the fixed value 

In all case a new optimisation is required to update

Cheers, Alex