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  1. 04-29-2010, 10:02 PM #1
    bundysax
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    Mastercam x4 Art

    When creating a new art base surface (importing a picture to mastercam) the photo is placed right on the x-y axis and I cant figure out how to drag or reposition the the surface. I am importing a part from solidworks and then I wanted to add a picture to the lower surface of my part. But I cant drag the darn thing !!
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  2. 05-02-2010, 04:47 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by bundysax View Post
    When creating a new art base surface (importing a picture to mastercam) the photo is placed right on the x-y axis and I cant figure out how to drag or reposition the the surface. I am importing a part from solidworks and then I wanted to add a picture to the lower surface of my part. But I cant drag the darn thing !!
    I do not have ART but from what I have found from pattern design is do it all in SolidWorks before importing any thing into MCAM. Do not import anything unless it is ready for a toolpath.
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