- Translator
This plug-in translates texts from one language to another. The translation is based on a multilingual dictionary consisting of an Excel sheet that is created by the user himself during the translation phase.
- 3D surfaces unfolding
This plug-in adds a command to unfold a 3D surface (mesh or Coon's surface)
and obtain the equivalent 2D surface.
The command requests to select the 3D surface to unfold and the
optimization level, then creates the 2D
surface.
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- Technical data sheets
This plug-in realizes the technical sheets of the model with the indications of the main phases of cutting, preparation and assembly.
The sheets in A4 format can be printed and exported to PDF.
Among the available phases: cutting, splitting, skiving, recutting, gluing, thermo-gluing, dyeing and marking.
- Creating polyline from spline (NURBS)
This plug-in creates a polyline having the same shape of the selected spline (NURBS) simply indicating the optimization
level.
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- Basic patterns construction
Some type of patterns are particularly suited to be automated. Using a simple interface
this plug-in automatically creates the 3D model and the outlines of main
pieces. The user can chose between 9 types of patterns, each pattern subdivided into
several types. The 3D pattern can be used to evaluate the proportions and to
develop the Virtual photography. The outlines can be used as a
starting base to develop the whole pattern.
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- Interface DXF AAMA
This plug-in helps the dialogue between Mozart and programs or cutting machines that accept DXF AAMA 292.
Extremely customizable allows the creation of multiple configurations to better interface every other program or cutting machine that supports the AAMA 292 standard.
This plug-in overcomes the limitations of the standard AAMA 292 as it can define five levels of quality areas, thirteen drilling tools, three types of notches, the pieces to be mirrored or that cut for more than one bag, the objects to be projected on the plane of the cutting machine, the cutting direction and horizontal and grain and stipe lines.
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