missing curves when nesting
hi all,
whenever i try to nest 250+ curves i run into a difficult problem to sort out:
some of the curves disappear during the process, i've tried different setttings to see if it relates to a certain set of parameters but haven't been able to come up with any conclusion... anyone experiencing the same issues? any ideas on how to deal with this?
best
diego
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Hello Diego
Check your curves, maybe you have open curves so rhinonest disscart this kind of curves because it can't be nested, please execute the command _RhinoNestCheckCurves, non valid curves will be marked in red, and working curved in green color.
If you still having problems please let me know and I'll help you as soon as possible.
Best Regards
Enric del Molino
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