Lightburn limits the number of layers to 32, due to controller limitations. This mode is a recent addition, and will fill an outline with lines that follow the shape of the object. Only the max power setting is used, and each individual test will be on its own later. If your speed is set at or below these settings in the controller, only the Min Power setting is used. Important:The controller Start Speed and Min Power rules still supersede all operations. Using outward kerf moves the laser beam outward, away from the shape, and using inward kerf moves it inward, into the shape. There are lots of new things in this release, so well cover the big ones here, then list the rest. Kerf offset works exactly the same as the Offset tool in LightBurn, but it happens 'on the fly' as the cut data is generated for your laser, so it does not alter the original design. This form will calculate the correct values for you and label the actual power and power scale in the axis! LightBurn 1.1.00 released - better handling of multiple lasers, SVG text importing, UI improvements, and lots of fixes. So with a Output Max Power of 70% and an Output Min Power of 20%, setting a 50% power scale will result in an actual 45% laser power (Halfway between 20% and 70%).
The power scale is a percentage BETWEEN the min and max output power settings and not the absolute power. The way this test chart is generated will depend on your controller:Īll test patches for a set speed are created on the same layer, and each shape has its own power scale set, this allows 100 power levels per speed, and up to 31 speed settings.
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