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Layers

Default Layer Configuration

The default layer configuration can be set to show different elements of a part when drawing. For example, different colours or line types can be used to differentiate between a polyline and a bent line.

Name – This is the name of the layer to which the geometry will be used.
Colour – A spectrum of colours can be chosen here to show different elements in the part.
Linetype – This is the type of line to be used to show the layer, represented through dots and dashes.
Visible – Turn this option on for the layer to be visible or turn it off for the layer to not be seen in the drawing.
Use – This is the use of the element of the layer. The different options available are:

  • Standard – This is the standard layer to be used for CAM.
  • Auxiliary – An auxiliary layer, not to be used for CAM.
  • Mark – Any entities in this layer will be marked, not cut.
  • Approach marker – Point entities indicating laser approach position.
  • Sequence marker – Text markers indicate the sequence order of contours.
  • Forming centre – Centre mark for forming (point or small L).
  • Forming footprint – The outline (footprint) of a forming.
  • Evaporate – This layer would be used to distinguish film burning.
  • Dot marking – This layer would be used for QR codes.
  • Info – This is an information-only layer.
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