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Be aware that the Large Language Model (LLM) systems are non-deterministic. That means that you can give it the exact same input that you have used before, but get a different result. i.e. that magic words that were used before may yield different results later.

I'm not seeing the issue.
Can you post some screen shots (<Shift><Windows Key><S> to take a screenshot)

What toolpath are you using?

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Can I use ".CRV3D" files?

No, those are Aspire files and cannot be read by VCarve.

This video may help. Pay particular attention to the sections on Zero Plan position, overcut distance, and limit planes. Bookmarks: ~ Orient 3D Model 01:58 ~ Zero Plane Position 05:28 ~ Overcut Distance 07:55 ~ Limit Planes 10:48 ~ Tabs 15:27 ~ Multi Sided View 19:22 ~ Dowels 19:47 ~ Toolpaths 21:50...

In Windows,under System/Display
What are your settings for Scale and Resolution?

This is what I see:

Sign makers,

For outdoor applications do you use 15lb or 20lb Duna/Signfoam?
Do you use a backer as well?

The particular sign is 24"x36" and will be bolted onto a post outdoors (garden setting) in the Bay Area of Northern California.

I have tried uploading as an attachment and by dragging and dropping them into the message box.

Rather than drag-and drop click the Add files button on the Attachments tab near the bottom of the screen when you are composing your forum message.

I could not find the postprocessor folder (Windows 10) File/Open Application Folder Screenshot 2024-04-12 180010.png The post processor folders should be there Screenshot 2024-04-12 180110.png Can someone direct me to a "postprocessor tutorial", if there is such a thing? Help/Post Processor Editing...

Driving down from Willow, Alaska

Now THAT is dedication!

A simple feature in V12 is the ability to collapse and expand sections of design tools by clicking on the tool section header.
I like that it keeps the interface from being too cluttered.

A part of the checklist of things to do before running a job: make sure the bits do project far enough for the cut. For many of the jobs I run the above statement is true. Deep cuts near an outer vertical wall obviously require a bit long enough to do the cut. ColletCollision.png However, for some ...

dogs howling when the phone didn't ring That is one of my favorite troubleshooting stories. For those who do not know it: (http://www.eio.com/repairfaq/sam/humor.htm) The Barking Dog It is common practice in England to ring a telephone by signaling extra voltage across one side of the two wire circ...

The trip back up the stairs to my windows PC Use an SSH tunnel and an RDP client to connect to a Windows instance from your Linux computer. This procedure requires a Remote Desktop Connection client for Linux; the example uses Microsoft Remote Desktop (an open source UNIX client for connecting to W...