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For one of my designs, I'm trying get Kikit to create a grid of boards separated by vcuts, with a frame around the outside, also separated by a single vcut. This seems like a key use case, yet there's no obvious way to command it to happen. Kikit:nightly downloaded 2021-07-12. The following almost does the right thing:
However, the space subparameter creates two vcuts (2mm apart) between the boards and the frame. So how do you get a single VCut between boards edge and frame, with no additional space? maybe changing space to zero:
... but this results in an error message:
After a lot of fiddling, I discovered that, unexpectedly, this gave the desired result:
I don't know why this works, and I am wary of specifying things I don't want (a slot milled around the edge) just because it randomly works. (I suspect that the slot is countermanded by the 'tabs full' parameter?) Again, if I set slotwidth and space to zero, kikit returns an error message. Is there some simpler command to just get single vcuts between the boards, and between boards and frame? |
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The first two approaches are the correct ones. You just found a bug that the full tabs do not work properly when there is a space between boards which consequently causes invalid computation of frame cuts (this is the duplicate cut you observed). Should be fixed in 045f490 |
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The first two approaches are the correct ones. You just found a bug that the full tabs do not work properly when there is a space between boards which consequently causes invalid computation of frame cuts (this is the duplicate cut you observed). Should be fixed in 045f490