Thanks Michael, I get that in theory, I’m still unsure how this works in practice.
So maybe my question shifts to how I import (or should import) dxf files. Looking at the image of an imported dxf, that’s just bringing all the edges in one file, but I started breaking them into different imported files to preserve closed vectors.
Looking at those dragon edges, would you import each loop separately, or bring them in and manage/ break/ join them inside Carbide? I find, even with node editing tools, re-working dxf edges is tricky inside Carbide, but I could be just doing it wrong.
Also, anyone have insights into how to get consistency in stl import? I’ve tried it before, sometimes it seems to understand the file, as in this example, but for whatever reason, the depth of this dragon stl just does not seem to work.