Working with Corel draw x3, there is no feature like nesting. Who added a nesting feature and is satisfied. If one, which software was it and where can it be downloaded from?
<MMW> wrote in message news:46309@coreldraw.com... Working with Corel draw x3, there is no feature like nesting. Who added a nesting feature and is satisfied. If one, which software was it and where can it be downloaded from?
Dont see any nesting features on this site. I searched and "No results found" showed up. Please attach the entire link.
Thanks
CorelDRAW is not a program for automatic nesting.
You can use a program such as ArtPro
http://www.esko.com/web/site.aspx?p=2141
hi Ariel,I nest manually, it's not so hard IMO...
Here are 3 ideas for existing solutions that work inside CorelDRAW (but I have not tried any):http://www.unleash.com/sd/smartcutpro.asphttp://eng.e-cut.ru/http://eng.plotcalc.com/
Ariel said:CorelDRAW is not a program for automatic nesting.
Hello Jeff Harrison.
I have been trying to purchase eCUT from your MacroMonster.Com site but I have been unable to find it on there. Is it still available for purchase?
Regards
Dwight Magill
Red Deer, Alberta
Hi Dwight,
As promised, it is now! ;-) Thanks for your interest in this commercial product.
single unit, and 4 unit version.
Dwight Magill said:Is it still available for purchase?
Looks to be interesting. Downloaded the demo, and cannot find the toolbar for ecut, although I can find it in the macro list. IM mainly interested for laser cutting, where this could save us a lot of time.
Looks like nesting crashes when you use symbols. Thats a shame, because if a client makes a revision, I would have to go and setup the file again, instead of changing the one or 2 items.
bspiegel said:Looks like nesting crashes when you use symbols.
Jeff Harrison said:Looks like nesting crashes when you use symbols.Hi, thanks for insight. I'll get that fixed.[/quote]Hi, it's fixed now in latest version (within a day!), but it nests symbols (and bitmaps) as their "bounding box" rectangle. If you need to convert symbols to curves instead first, consider this commercial macro: Shelby's Symbols to Shapes Converter.
Looks like nesting crashes when you use symbols.