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Chapter 8: Input Toolbar

Depth

The depth parameter is the difference from the top of the board surface to the bottom of the pattern or region.

(Figure 8.2) Most Patterns will default to .250 inch depth when placed on the board. The depth can not be set to

any thickness beyond .800 or the maximum length of the currently selected bit. If the bit is changed and depth

exceeds the maximum length of the bit, the depth will automatically change to compensate for the bit.

Figure 8�2� Depth and Board Thickness

Height

The height parameter is the rise of the pattern up to the surface of the board. No pattern can be carved above

the surface of the board so the pattern’s height is automatically scaled to avoid this. The height parameter is

unit-less, meaning it does not have a unit of measure associated with it. A height setting of 100 means that the

pattern will be carved at the maximum possible amount of its default height without going above the board. A

height setting of 200 means that the pattern will be carved at the maximum possible amount of twice its default

height. Height setting can be set to 0 - 999.

Figure 8�3� Height Illustration - 0 Height

Figure 8�4� Pattern - 0 Height

Figure 8�5� Height Illustration - 100 Height

Figure 8�6� Pattern - 100 Height

The default height for a patterns is 100 (Figure 8.5 & Figure 8.6). If that height were changed to 0, then all

rises for that pattern are reduced to a point where none of the pattern is seen (Figure 8.3 & Figure 8.4). When

the height for a pattern is increased beyond 100, it changes the highest point of a pattern where it closer to the

surface of the board. This can improve the detail of a pattern but can also decrease the durability while carving.

Notice that there is more denition from a height of 100 (Figure 8.5 & Figure 8.6) to a height of 800 (Figure 8.7

& Figure 8.8).

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