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Select iPhones: up to $200 free gift card at Visible.iPhone 13 mini: free with new line + unlimited at Verizon.iPhone 14 Pro: free with trade-in + unlimited at AT&T.iPhone 14: up to $1000 off with trade-in + unlimited at T-Mobile.iPhone 14: up to $1000 off with trade-in + unlimited at Verizon.Apple iPhone 13, 100GB data, £39p/m, £19 upfront - buy from Three.Head to Buymobiles, and you can pick up the iPhone 13 with a hefty 100GB of data for an impressive £39 per month - and a low sum of £19 upfront.Ī solid deal if you don't want to wait for Black Friday. But for our money, the finest iPhone deal out there right now is on its predecessor. If you edit that library the changes will be there of both machines as they are pointing to the same file.If you're looking for the latest iPhone, head to our iPhone 14 deals page.Point to that saved library file after hitting 'Load' in the 'Library' screen of LB for each machine.Create a library on one machine and save it to your network or Google drive, DropBox, etc.Dropbox, Google Drive, iCloud, OneDrive, etc.). Multiple machines can access a single Material Library file hosted on a network drive or from cloud service storage (e.g. Advanced Usage ¶ Multiple machines/users access to shared Library ¶ Save As ¶Ĭlick Save As to create a complete copy of your active library and saves it under a new name of your choice. Delete ¶Ĭlick Delete to remove a single cut setting entry from the library. Keeping just the "Name" while changing the "Thickness" allows nesting of different thicknesses of the same material. Hint: Combined with Edit Description and Edit Cut you can keep the same "Material Name" and "Thickness" to create 'nested' entries (e.g. This can be helpful in quickly adding to your library. Duplicate ¶Ĭlick Duplicate to create a copy of the highlighted entry. Edit Description ¶Ĭlick Edit Description to modify the Name, Thickness and Description for the highlighted entry. This allows you to change any of the cut settings as you would normally and saves them back to the library. Note: These items are only selectable when "Description" is selected.Ĭlick Edit Cut to open the "Cut Settings Editor". Changing existing cut settings and discriptions, quickly duplicating entries, removing unwanted entries or producing copies of the entire library can be done in a snap. Your chosen file will then become the active library for use.Įxisting Library entries can be managed in several helpful ways. Select library of choice and click the Open button. Once clicked, a file finding window will open allowing you to point to a saved library. Selecting Load provides access to your previously saved Libraries. Now you are presented with a new, blank library ready to fill out and save. You can start a new Material Library anytime by clicking the New button at the lower-right corner of the "Library" window. Settings are copied, so if you need to make edits to the setting you have applied you won't hurt the originals in your library.ĭepending on your workflow, you may find it desirable to have several libraries to work from. Now that you have some entries added to your library, you can use them to quickly and easily apply these settings to your work. Save a Library ¶Īs you fill out the Library with your favorite materials, it is always a good idea to periodically save your additions. If your current selected layer has Sub-Layers in any capacity, using "Create new from layer" will assign all Sublayer details to that object, and render with "Multi" in the Cut Settings Editor. To get started, make sure you can see the Material Library window. Saved libraries can be loaded and shared from local or network accessed and even cloud based storage for convenience.
You can easily add to, edit and manage cut settings in this library. The first time you launch LightBurn, an empty Material Library is automatically set up and ready for new entries.
Material Library is a simple yet powerful component of Lightburn intended to assist in the management of the laser cutting process. Settings are copied, so if you need to make edits to the setting you won't hurt the copy in your library - you can edit those independently. You set a material type, thickness (if appropriate), and a short description.Īny Library setting can be applied to a cut layer by selecting the library entry and assign it to the layer. This is entirely user-generated - You set up a cut layer however you like and save it to a Library. LightBurn's Material Library provides a way to store and organize lots of presets for different operations on different materials, and have a way to quickly apply them.
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