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#Silhouette connect coreldraw x8 registration

Weed Lines: This is to set up automatic weed lines.Rotate will rotate that page in the specified direction. The media size is the size of the material you are putting on the mat to be cut. Page Size and Rotate: This is where you set your media size.You can use the reveal slider to change the transparency of the page on the mat. Cutting Mat and Reveal: This is where you select what type of cutting mat you are using.The page setup portion of the panel is very similar to the one in Silhouette Studio. The design preview does NOT show fill colors so don’t let that freak you out. The left side of the panel is a design preview. The right side of the panel is divided into two sections, Page Setup and Send. This panel is what you will use to send your design to your machine to cut. Once the page is loaded, go back to the document in Illustrator and go to File > Silhouette Connect > Send to Silhouette Connect. When it is finished printing, put the page on your mat, and load it in the machine. Verify that everything is where you want it to be, and send it to the printer.

#Silhouette connect coreldraw x8 registration

If you changed settings and want to go back to the default settings, just hit the RESET button.Īfter you apply the registration marks to your page, you can close the panel by hitting the x in the upper right corner. This will “populate” the registration marks on your Illustrator document. Once you have your registration marks set up in the panel, click APPLY. This is only used if you change the document origin in Illustrator. Align document origin with registration marks: This will set the registration marks position on the document origin.Relative to media: This is to set the margin based on the media size.

Relative to cut job: This is to set the margin based on the position of the cut job.

Margin: This is the distance the registration marks are either from the design or the edge of the page.

You can change the thickness (or stroke) of the line, but again, I find you get better, more consistent results if you do not change this setting.

Thickness: This changes the width of the registration mark lines.

You can make them smaller, but I find that you get better, more consistent results if you do not change this setting. By default it is set on the longest setting.

Length: This changes how long your registration marks are.

Units: This is where you set your unit of measurement.

There are not many people around using a machine that was out before a Cameo, so most likely you will not change that field.

Style: Unless you are using a machine that was sold BEFORE a Cameo 1, you would leave the style of registration mark as Type 1.

It works just like the registration marks in Silhouette Studio. This panel adds the registration marks that your machine would use to accurately determine where to cut. This will make it easier for you when you go to cut. When doing a print and cut through Silhouette Connect you will want to set up your file in Illustrator using layers, at least one layer for your design and a separate layer for your cut lines around the outside of the design. You would use this if you were going to do a Print and Cut with your file. Let’s look at the Silhouette Registration Marks panel first.