As seen in the screen grab above: For some reason some cut and engrave settings in my library are in separate material thickness sections even though the thickness settings are the same. It doesn’t happen with everything, and it started a few versions ago. I’m currently on 1.5.02
I looked into the CLB library file and found some different thicknesses listed even though they were entered as the same material thickness in the Llightburn Library:
Entry Thickness=“7.3609” Desc=“Cut 0.060 TEMPLATE”,
Entry Thickness=“7.3600” Desc=“Cut 3mm + VHB”,
But one of the material thicknesses that is in it’s own separate material thickness section is the same 7.3609 thickness entry as the other section so I don’t know…
That was related to my initial thought. Where perhaps one was input as mm directly and the other from converted units… However, if they were always input with the same units and value then that seems less likely.
I do know that LightBurn changed the precision used for some operations. Not sure if that would have affected Material Library entries.
He’s also already shown the XML content where there are distinct entries for slightly different thicknesses. That explains why the materials show as distinct nodes. it doesn’t explain how that occurred though.
It seems pretty clear it’s not the same value or it would be under a single area… assuming that’s how he was entering it… The library functions took me a few times to figure out what it was doing…
Could you look in the library file and see if they are identical entries?
In v1.6 I was hoping this was the bug fix but I still show the separate material thickness’ in my library: “Fixed broken material thickness entry when working in inches”. Should this have fixed it?
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