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I am new to MasterCAM Art. I have started a new session and imported the girl.bmp sample file. I set the view to isometric and maximized the screen. I read in the sales literature that it is a one click to create a 3-D surface from the shading of the picture.

Can anybody point me in the correct direction on exact steps to puff up the image, create a tool path and view in verify? Thanks in advance for any assistance.

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I have not played around with Art that much but

I am pretty sure that the Streaming Teacher site has free training videos for Art.

I think you have to click subscribe and create a login and password, but beyond that,

as far as I know, there is no charge for the Art videos.

I don’t know if it will cover the exact subject you’re looking for

but we use the X2 channel in class and it has been well worth it.

 

http://www.streamingteacher.com//C4_ART/art_home.aspx

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I found all of the answers in the Mastercam Art Training Tutorial, chapter 5.

Basically Art has a hook to import grayscale pictures (New art base surfaces from image...), You maximize for contrast, pick a height range, size for your machine, click Art base surface attrigutes and create a bounding box.

After the image is in you use xform in Art to mirror Z and set Active base surf top to z plane.

Pick your machine and set up the cuts with Art toolpath active art base surfaace. Select your tool, post and machine.

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