ikatz001 Posted December 28, 2025 Share Posted December 28, 2025 Hi, I have a pretty simple setup. A file node to a polyslice. I am slicing the file into N curves (200 in this case, but could be many more). I need each curve to be saved out as a single curve DXF file (which I will use in a laser cutter to cut the shape). If I try to just save the geo as is it will export all curves on camera viewport. I need a single curve on a specific axis (top down). Can't figure out a way to do this - clearly I'm no expert as there must be an easy solution. Thanks for the help! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AntoineSfx Posted December 31, 2025 Share Posted December 31, 2025 (edited) Totally possible using this neat trick Basically, polyslice -> clean up -> UVLayout on some input grids -> export as OBJ of DXF I attached the resulting OBJ and DXF files, which is a collection of curves laid out on 0.61m x 1.2m rectangles ( like a standard plywood sheet) The tricky part is to prepare the result of Labs polyslice for UVLayout consumption.. Other than that it's straightforward. UVLayout is not a world class bin packer, but it should do the job. You can always repack the curves afterwards once you've left H and you're in your CNC software. cutList.dxf cutList.obj Also, OBJ supports groups. Whatever groups are in the SOP you export, you will have them in OBJ as groups, or as LAYERS in DXF (I know less about that format though) That should be more than enough if you maybe need to split them further in a shell (a script in a terminal), or maybe the CNC software can deal with that. Edited December 31, 2025 by AntoineSfx 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ikatz001 Posted December 31, 2025 Author Share Posted December 31, 2025 This is amazing Antoine, thank you. Would you be open to create an asset that could automate this for me and handle different situations? I'll shoot you a private msg. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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