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Surface Toolpath
Flute Machining
Middle wider Start wilder
End wilder
Command:
Menu【Toolpath > Flute Machining】
Steps:
1. Draw some anomalistic curves and lines.
2. Select all the lines and curves.
3. Menu【Toolpath > Flute Machining】
4. Set the parameters, click OK button.
Parameters:
1)Height: the max machining depth.
2)Accuracy: the accuracy of the texture. The accuracy is better when the setting is lower, and the time needed for calculating is longer.
3)Middle wider: the texture start to become narrow on the two ends, the middle part is the widest.
4)Start wilder: the texture is wildest at the beginning, and then goes lower.
5)End wilder: the texture is wildest at the end, just the opposite of Start wilder.