Offsets Acting Oddly in 1.5.1

I’m trying to create a 2mm inside/outside offset around a group of circles. The preview is exactly what I expect to see, but when I complete the function, Lightburn adds dozens of triangular shapes perpendicular to the innermost circle instead of the circular offset. I’ve never seen it do this before, so I reinstalled the previous version and it happened again. Is there a new way of handling offsets or is this a bug?



by curiosity, on the smallest circle that is giving you trouble, can you enable node editor and see what nodes Lightburn is seeing?

Or drop your LBRN file so we could try to replicate please?

Here’s what it gave me:


Sorry i didnt express myself correctly

Smallest circle node editor BEFORE applying the offset

Just wanted to see if by any chance your smallest circle was giving odd nodes that then the offset tool was picking up on

Here’s the LB file:

Three circles_offset problem.lbrn2 (101.4 KB)

Oh, sorry. The original circle is not showing any nodes at all.

Can definitely replicate.
But on my side i get the “spikes” on the center circle not the inner.

Seems a bug, ringing in!
@adammhaile @Colin

Great! Thank you.

Odd thing though,
by moving the circles a bit to the left, the error stops

If in original location, it replicates

Even after you hit “OK”? I’ve moved this thing around, recreated it from scratch and copy/pasted it into a new file and I get the same result every time. The preview looks perfect, but once I hit OK I get those spikes.

Yes once i click ok it stays ok

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I just dont know whats triggering it
Is not size, is not location
is not decimal precision on XY pos

nice puzzle for the team :smiley:

LOL! I hope they solve it fast. :crossed_fingers:

Out of curiosity, are you using version 1.5.1?

Correct yes 1.5.01 Windows 10

Great. Thanks for responding and looping in support!

Feedback from Oz: “This isn’t technically a bug, though it probably needs to be solved. The problem is that there is no way to determine “inside” or “outside” within the overlap between the two circles - which direction should those sections be offset? Weld first, then offset, and it’ll be no problem.”

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