Editing Multicolor Plot Tips
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* Plot the first part of the file, for example with the '''Layers''' tab. | * Plot the first part of the file, for example with the '''Layers''' tab. | ||
* After the first part finishes, remove the first pen and insert the second pen. Take care to position the pen at a similar height to the that of the first pen. | * After the first part finishes, remove the first pen and insert the second pen. Take care to position the pen at a similar height to the that of the first pen. | ||
− | * Plot the | + | * Plot the first part of the file, for example with the '''Layers''' tab. |
This procedure can, of course, be extended to as many different colors as you like. | This procedure can, of course, be extended to as many different colors as you like. | ||
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=== Troubleshooting pen alignment === | === Troubleshooting pen alignment === |