Thank you. That was it! I had been playing with nesting.
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How to position inported drawings?
How to position inported drawings?
I always draw a circle where I want my origin to be. This way if it doesn't import in on the origin I want. I can drill the hole at the origin I want and post the code then I know how far to move the drawing by the coordinates of the old origin to my origin. I then alter the coordinates down at the bottom of the screen this amount. I post again and my hole coordinates should read X0 Y0. this verifies the move. I wish I knew a better way.
Eric in NC
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Eric in NC
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From: pbarratt <pbarratt@sover.net>
Subject: Re: How to position inported drawings?
To: problems@forum.sheetcam.com
Date: Thursday, September 10, 2009, 4:54 AM
This question is so basic I'm embarrassed. When I
import a DXF drawing into TNG I am given the option to
position it in any corner or the center of the
material. How do I offset it from a corner so it isn't
tangent to the edge of the material? At one time I was
able to drag the part outline within the material but I
don't remember how.
Thanks.
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