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EasySign Object Definition for Plotter Behaviours

Learn how to define and link objects in EasySign to achieve specific plotter behaviours, such as cutting, printing, pouncing, and cutting through. Follow the steps and tips provided for efficient plotting.

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EasySign Object Definition for Plotter Behaviours

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  1. Question: How should I define or link my objects in EasySign to obtain certain plotter behaviours ? Answer: Related to the chosen line type, another plot output should be accomplished. Basically, my EasySign layout will contain a variety of vector outputs based on corresponding line type settings Line type 1 : vector paths = normal cutting Line type 2 : vector paths = print & cutLine type 3 : vector paths = pouncing Line type 4 : vector paths = cut through

  2. What to do? Convert your line types : Normal Print & Cut Pounce Cut through

  3. Example: 2 line typesLine 1 : Contour line Line 2 : Cut through line Cut through line contour-path

  4. How to plot your design?

  5. Edit - plot settings 1. Cut through parameters → cut through lines

  6. 2. Standard plot parameters → print and cut lines • Automatic sorting your line types + minimal vinyl movement • First: normal linesSecond: print & cut linesThird: pounce linesFourth: cut through lines

  7. Due to this AUTOMATIC sorting workflow, only one alignment reading can combine multiple line typesNote: for Cut through reasons, it is better to have this dashing technique configured at the end of your vector generation> drop to ground failures of your stickers > minimal vinyl movement> speed reduction, higher force> jamming your knife tool during plotting exercises

  8. contour-path Cut through line vector data = contour-path IN;PROGSTEP10;@SEGMENTEDFILESTART1;@SEGMENTSTART1;AL5,0,0,1,0,0,94027,133052;PA;PU0,0;PR;VS60;ZF110;PU12945,3399;PD-120,-202,-131,-196,-141,-191,-150,-183,-159,-176,-167,-168,-175,-159,-181,-150,-188,-140,-194,-130,-184,-111,-205,-112,-211,-103,-217,-92,-222,-82,-227,-71,-229,-60,-233,-49,-233,-37,-235,-25,-234,-14,-163.... UL8,10,1;LT8,11,1;VS10;ZF250;PU-65489,-9412;PD-6,-246,-17,-244,-29,-243,-40,-240,-52,-238,-62, 235,-74,-232,-85,-227,-96,-224,-106,-219,-117,-214,-12... AL5,2;@SEGMENTEND1;@SEGMENTEDFILEEND;PA;PU0,0; vector data = cut through lines

  9. Cut through design tips: reduce your speed, increase your force, use all pressure rollers, minimal vinyl movement, 0° orientation, knife depth = cut through depth, VS/ZF/AS menu = accept, easy cut through shapes (rectangles, circles, squares, …), NO multi-frame alignment systems advised (multi-segment), NO repeat mode recommend Drag knife settings:Contour lines: 110 g, 60 cm/sCut through lines: 250 g, 10 cm/s SINGLE TOOL MODE cut through Vinyl Glue Silicon Paper

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