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Feature
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Interface
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File Operation
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Design Central
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Basic Setting
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Viewing Tools
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Object Operation
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Drawing
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Parametric
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Graph Editing
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Graph Transform
- Move
- rotate
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- Scale 2 Points
- Orient 2 lines
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Image Processing
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Text Editing
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Node Editing
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Graph Toolpath
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- Toolpath output
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Image Toolpath
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Wireframe Toolpath
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Toolpath Edit
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Waveboard
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Relief
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Surface
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Surface Toolpath
Combine Mode
There are five options for this: Add,Subtract,Merge High and Merge Low, Replace.
These determine how the subsequent relief is combined with the previous one, for instance whether it sits on top of the original shape or blends into it.
When create relief or surface in ucancam, the default combine mode is Add.
Command:
Menu【Relief > Combine Mode】
The five options and their specific effects are described on the following
there are 2 reliefs: star and flat ball
Add: to create a raised relief
Subtract: to create new recessed reliefs
Merge High: keep the highest
Merge Low: keep the lowest
Replace: new relief replace the previous