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Die-cut Outline Offset Tool

Offset a strictly convex polygon in millimeters. Compare the source and die-cut contour, then export a measured SVG proof.

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Using Die-cut Outline Offset Tool
Offset a strictly convex polygon in millimeters. Compare the source and die-cut contour, then export a measured SVG proof.
  1. Start with Try example to see the die-cut outline offset tool workflow. Edit the measured dimensions and structured production content. Geometry uses declared millimeters where indicated; job tickets and graphic proof pages identify their viewing/export scope.
  2. Use the nearby controls and editable records, then choose the main update button. Undo/redo restores content and settings; keep source media to regenerate file-dependent projects.
  3. Review the preview, Evidence and Review tabs. Mitered offset of a strictly convex line contour. Concave paths, islands, narrow bridges and bitmap tracing require a full geometry engine; rejected without silently changing shape.
  4. Choose Export for the actual task files, report JSON/CSV or the complete ZIP. Save project retains editable content and control settings. Original binary media is not embedded; source fingerprints help identify the files needed when reopening.
Example
The tailored example produces 5 evidence records. Mitered offset of a strictly convex line contour. Concave paths, islands, narrow bridges and bitmap tracing require a full geometry engine; rejected without silently changing shape.
Questions & answers
What does Die-cut Outline Offset Tool do?
Offset a strictly convex polygon in millimeters. Compare the source and die-cut contour, then export a measured SVG proof. Mitered offset of a strictly convex line contour. Concave paths, islands, narrow bridges and bitmap tracing require a full geometry engine; rejected without silently changing shape.
What can I open?
Edit the measured dimensions and structured production content. Geometry uses declared millimeters where indicated; job tickets and graphic proof pages identify their viewing/export scope.
What can I download?
The Export tab lists actual artifacts generated by the current input. A complete ZIP includes task files, evidence, editable content and method notes. Audio processing produces PCM WAV where applicable; music utilities add MIDI or practice WAV; frame workflows include PNG frames and an optional silent, sampled WebM proof. Graphic outputs may include SVG/HTML, and geometry workflows disclose supported OBJ/STL/PLY outputs.
What should I check before using the result?
Mitered offset of a strictly convex line contour. Concave paths, islands, narrow bridges and bitmap tracing require a full geometry engine; rejected without silently changing shape. Inspect the export in its intended player, engine, editor, printer or delivery workflow. Findings are scoped checks, not certification. Processing stays in the browser; the public site retains approved advertising and optional consent-based analytics.
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