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Radius bending of sheet metal with the press brake - problematic and difference of standard bending, terms, required tooling

When selling tools we recommend to our potential customers to take our DXF and use it in machine software to test it with the part that they want to bend. It is the method you can trust - you check th...

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I am trying to get layer mapping to work properly in Inventor nesting, but I am finding some limitations that I have not been able to find a way around, and the documentation on this topic seems to be very vague and limited. I am importing DXF files from 2 other programs into inventor for nesting, (one is Autopol - pressbrake programming, the other is MaxiemLayout, waterjet programming) I have been able to adjust the import config to get it to work, and Export is working too - for the most part. The limitation I have is that then Importing, there only seens to be one option that is recognised as a nestable contour, (variable '1' in the .cfg from what I can gather), but my cut paths have different cut qualities among them, so in order to get a path to be recognised as a shape and nest properly, I must have all these layers get converted to 'layer 1' (nestible contours).  Therefore when I Export, all these items are now combined onto the one cut type, losing their origional cut qualities. Is there a config somewhere that allows you to set what layers are considered nestible contours? Some research I did mentioned editing a Cut Types config, but I have not been able to find this file, my other hunch is that possibly a custom Providers config needs to be made, but I have not been able to find any info on this either, in regards to editing or making a providers file. Long story short, I need to have multiple layers that Inventor sees as nestable, so when I export they remain separate. Also, can I get confirmation that I am understanding the config files correctly, Import config "LayerMapping":[             {                 "DestLayer": 0, <- What the layer is being converted in to inside inventor                 "SrcLayer": "0" <- What the layer is called in the Origional DXF file             }, Export Config "LayerMapping":[             {                 "DestLayer": 0, <- What the layer is currently known as inside inventor                 "SrcLayer": "0" <- What the layer will be in the exported .dxf             }, All help is appreciated, Thank you.

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