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Thank you Lars, today I found your video regarding "bridges" maintained in Model extensions section. I tried and it works as I need :-). But my different problem regarding open curves remains. I am sure, I do something wrong. When I use test file pycam_test3.dxf (attached) where all shapes are closed, pycam makes nice gcode for me (see pict. pycam_smooth.png). When I use file pycam_test3_divided.dxf (attached) where I split outer shape into several open curves, pycam makes only internal shape toolpaths...

Thank you Lars, today I found your video regarding "bridges" maintained in Model extensions section. I tried and it works as I need :-). But my different problem regarding open curves remains. I am sure, I do something wrong. When I use test file pycam_test3.dxf (attached) where all shapes are closed, pycam makes nice gcode for me (see pict. pycam_smooth.png). When I use file pycam_test3_divided.dxf (attached) where I split outer shape into several open curves, pycam makes only internal shape toolpaths...

Thank you Lars, today I found your video regarding "bridges" maintained in Model extensions section. I tried and it works as I need :-). But my different problem regarding open curves remains. I am sure, I do something wrong. When I use test file pycam_test3.dxf (attached) where all shapes are closed, pycam makes nice gcode for me (see pict. pycam_smooth.png). When I use file pycam_test3_divided.dxf (attached) where I split outer shape into several open curves, pycam makes only internal shape toolpaths...

Hi, I am discovering pycam features and I like it. I want to use it to make gcode for my small cnc router, 2d wooden sheets milling. The most used process for me is gravure. I am able to make pretty good gcode for closed contours, holes and shapes. Now I met challenge how to create toolpaths for open curves. I mean how to move tool along for example single line or arc. Or line followed by arc, etc (not polyline librecad type). I am looking for it because I need to interrupt outer part contour by...