I get the warning message "some panels have not been placed", what does this mean?
This means one or more input items were not able to be placed based on your optimisation settings.
Usually this means an input panel was too large to be placed on a sheet.
To identify which items go to the input items tab
Check which input items are in red - these are the items not able to be placed.
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Hello,
It appears that all the panels I have entered but am not using for the current job, and are set to quantity 0, trigger this warning.
el aviso que me sale es que el ancho o largo en menor al mínimo permitido; pero antes yo no tuve ese tipo de problema con piezas pequeña, como puedo solucionarlo
English:
the warning that I get is that the width or length is less than the minimum allowed; but before I didn't have that kind of problem with small parts, how can I fix it
Hi Julissa
You can fix this by following the steps in the following support page.
https://support.maxcutsoftware.com/hc/en-us/articles/360011828699
@Ron, thanks for making us aware of this. We have a feature request to disable input items so they don't get optimised.
https://support.maxcutsoftware.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360007286179-Disable-input-panels-items-from-the-optimisation-without-deleting-them-from-the-input-item-list
Would this replace the need for you to set input items to quantity of zero
Hello,
I have a warning because my panel is bigger than my product. I have put it this way thinking I could have a way to authorize to split my panel in two parts.
I can't find myself a way to this. Is there any way to do it.
For example, my material is 3000x1500 and I have a 4500x500 panel to provide. In this example it would be 3000+1500 or 2250+2250 or 1500+1500+1500.
With multiple panels and layout it would be handful to optimize length of parts depending of the project and number of spliting autorized by panel
Best regards,
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