Can't help you much there Jetro. I do what you do too: guess and see in the visual preview of MLCad what it looks like.
What I do do however is always round the numbers to whole numbers mostly multiple of 5.
So if the MLCad rotation preview gives coordinates like x 48,5362457 and y 23,3425676 I set the values to 50 and 25.
Then I try 45 and 20 and/or 55 and 30 for example to see if it gets any better.
I still cannot comprehend what relative and absolute means so I always mess around a bit and see where it goes.
What I do do however is always round the numbers to whole numbers mostly multiple of 5.
So if the MLCad rotation preview gives coordinates like x 48,5362457 and y 23,3425676 I set the values to 50 and 25.
Then I try 45 and 20 and/or 55 and 30 for example to see if it gets any better.
I still cannot comprehend what relative and absolute means so I always mess around a bit and see where it goes.
Jaco van der Molen
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