The Excel Batch Import DXF function to import parts to CloudNest
Excel Import Part Information
Nesting and Boost
Custom Boost Parameters
Import Remnant plate material and use it
Set the internal holes of the parts as remnants
Exporting machining files
Import Cutting Process
Bind Machine Tools and Scheduling
How the Report displays part extended information fields
How the Report displays the company logo
Custom Display of List Fields
How to Customize the Report Template
Automatic Techonology
Shortcut Keys
Add Remnant Plate to Sheet Library
Intelligent Recognition of Parts Information
Part Information Recognition Rules
Custom Display of List Fields
Batch Add Text Marks
Batch Modify Size of Outer Contour
How to Change the Calculation Method for Utilization in Report
Read Only Mode
Label Display Part Extended Information
Modify the fill color of The Thumbnail part
Export to IFC in Tekla
Export NC1 files from Tekla with part IDs and markings
Import IFC to CloudNest
Excel Import nc1
Batch Modify Size
Quick Start
Open “CloudNest” -> Job -> Add, after creating a job folder, right-click on the folder -> Add job;
Double-click the job, and in the parts list view on the right -> Add -> select the drawing, the drawing can be processed as a part and imported;
After the parts are processed, select the part to be nested -> click “Nesting”, follow the prompts to create a new sheet, and select the sheet and quantity of this nesting;
In the nesting interface, after automatic nesting, close and save, and return to the job interface. In the nesting list on the right, the nesting just completed will appear;
You can choose to export files or plan. If you plan, push it to the machine to start processing.
Quick Start
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Open “CloudNest” -> Job -> Add, after creating a job folder, right-click on the folder -> Add job;
Double-click the job, and in the parts list view on the right -> Add -> select the drawing, the drawing can be processed as a part and imported;
After the parts are processed, select the part to be nested -> click “Nesting”, follow the prompts to create a new sheet, and select the sheet and quantity of this nesting;
In the nesting interface, after automatic nesting, close and save, and return to the job interface. In the nesting list on the right, the nesting just completed will appear;
You can choose to export files or plan. If you plan, push it to the machine to start processing.