CypNest - Why No Co-Edge in Auto Nest?
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CypNest - Why No Co-Edge in Auto Nest?

You may encounter a situation where the Co-Edge option is enabled but no co-edges are actually applied during nest. How to resolve this issue?

First, enable Highlight Co-Edged to verify if parts are nested with co-edges. If co-edges are applied, they will be displayed in yellow.

 

1. Verify Correct Parameters. Recommended parameters are as follows:

Do not enable the options of Only to same parts and Check part gap.

 

2. Check Part Gap Settings

Set the part gap according to actual requirements, do not set it to 0.1.

 

3. Check Drawing Errors of Parts

Measure the edges of parts and check the length values in the X and Y directions in the log panel.

For example, the part below has a slight offset in the X direction, meaning its edge is not vertical — this will lead to co-edge nest failure.

 

Two solutions are available for this issue:

(1) Return to the CAD software to modify the part drawing.

(2) If high precision is not required, use the Post-processing- Co-Edge Precision Process to achieve the co-edge effect.

 

 

4. Check if the current version is the latest version.

It is recommended to upgrade to the latest official release. You can download the latest software version from the official website.

 

5. Further Technical Support

If the common edge issue persists after completing the above operation steps, save the nest file and send it to the official communication group for technical staff to diagnose and resolve.

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You may encounter a situation where the Co-Edge option is enabled but no co-edges are actually applied during nest. How to resolve this issue?

First, enable Highlight Co-Edged to verify if parts are nested with co-edges. If co-edges are applied, they will be displayed in yellow.

 

1. Verify Correct Parameters. Recommended parameters are as follows:

Do not enable the options of Only to same parts and Check part gap.

 

2. Check Part Gap Settings

Set the part gap according to actual requirements, do not set it to 0.1.

 

3. Check Drawing Errors of Parts

Measure the edges of parts and check the length values in the X and Y directions in the log panel.

For example, the part below has a slight offset in the X direction, meaning its edge is not vertical — this will lead to co-edge nest failure.

 

Two solutions are available for this issue:

(1) Return to the CAD software to modify the part drawing.

(2) If high precision is not required, use the Post-processing- Co-Edge Precision Process to achieve the co-edge effect.

 

 

4. Check if the current version is the latest version.

It is recommended to upgrade to the latest official release. You can download the latest software version from the official website.

 

5. Further Technical Support

If the common edge issue persists after completing the above operation steps, save the nest file and send it to the official communication group for technical staff to diagnose and resolve.