You can modify the layer's cut settings without affecting the saved preset, and you can modify the saved preset without affecting the layer.
Assign ¶Īssigning a material library preset to a layer is equivalent to manually copying cut settings written in a notebook into the layer settings. 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. In the material library, select to preset you want to apply to the cut layer.Select a layer you want to assign the preset to, or an object on that layer.To assign or link a preset to a cut layer: Presets are used by assigning or linking them to a cut layer in your project. Used to describe the general category of preset, such as "engrave" or "score" and group presets in a similar way to grouping by thickness. Only available when No Thickness is selected. Use No Thickness for surface operations like engraving or scoring that don't depend on the material thickness. The name of the material this applies to. Now you can use the new entry anytime in the future by assigning it to a new cut layer.Fill out the detail sheet with the Material Name, Thickness (if relevant), Title (if relevant), and Description.Select one of your cut layers, then click the Create new from Layer button in the Library window.Material library presets are created by copying settings from existing cut layers. If you don't see it there, make sure the Library Window is turned on by going to Window > Library.
In the default layout, it's behind the Laser Window, so you may have to click to show it. To get started, make sure you can see the Library Window. Presets can be applied to a layer by selecting the library entry and assigning or linking it to the layer. Libraries can be saved to shared drives to access your settings conveniently from multiple computers. You set a material type, thickness (if appropriate), and a short description. To add presets to the material library, 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 presets for different operations on different materials, and have a way to quickly apply them. Primary Docs UI Libraries Material Library ¶
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