Yes, I know. How many Material Tests can there be? Depends on what you need to know, of course!
I, and possibly many others, have found that the typical Material Test with the small squares do not translate well to typical projects. In the past, I would adjust the Material Test to give a couple of bigger squares. Then I had to run both line and fill tests to get a reasonable output.
This Material Test kind of lumps it all in one package. You can set test parameters for each layer (color). Just turn off any test layers you do not need.
The first two rows are for CUT testing The layers range from C00 to C09. The nest two rows are for FILL and IMAGE testing. They range from C10 to C19. A final row of 5 squares are for any special case you need, without messing up the others.
The parameter settings are whatever they defaulted to. I made no attempt to adjust them for any particular laser.
Do not abandon the Lightburn Material Test. It is still quick for on-the-spot testing.
Lg Burn Mtl Test.lbrn2 (56.6 KB)