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Introduction

CutArt
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  • Though there seems to be every imaginable image in the CutArt categories, there is often one aspect that is not quite right. The cats in this example have a flat spot on the bottom so that the cat will nestle on the top of an opening.

  • The CutArt are usually set to Deboss or Pen and conceived to be small and detailed items that could be added anywhere in a mat design. Because of the highly understated nature of Deboss/Pen, they would not clutter the mat. Switching between Deboss/Pen is easy.

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CutArt™ Definition
CutArt™

are simple shapes and design elements created by Wizard that can be added to designs.

CutArts can be applied to your current design and edited, such as resizing and rotating.

They can be Cut, Debossed, Penned or cut on Vinyl.

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See: Add CutArt Function

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Mat Designs Definition
Mat Designs
are complete mat designs containing openings and can contain decorative or thematic elements to be cut/applied on the CMC created in the Design Editor and Visualization.Image Removed
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Templatesare specialized parametric shape generators created by Wizard.

Many of the templates have additional Properties that can be edited which can change the shape, curves and corners of the design as well as a wide assortment of Parameters.

The Template Library displays the different templates that are available for use.

See: Template Properties

See: Template Library

CutArt Sizes

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  • The Minimum Sizes for any Debossed item are suggestions based on the the Design Editor’s observation of how well the detail shows.

  • The Wizard will render any Debossed or Pen CutArt at any size without mechanical issues, but the figure may not be recognizable if all the segments are clumped together.

  • Set the sizes of these CutArt to whatever size the design dictates, but make a test cut to verify that the figure remains recognizable and that the details are clear enough to meet your standards.

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