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FAQ
CutCase is inspired by the broad workflow of browser-based box generators: enter dimensions, preview the box, and export SVG. It is a separate implementation with its own feature editor, lid/divider add-ons, and repo structure.
Yes, after dependencies are installed and preview3d.bundle.js exists, index.html can be opened directly. The hosted version also runs as a static GitHub Pages site.
No. CutCase is a static frontend app.
Millimeters.
Not yet. SVG export is currently supported.
Not yet. The SVG includes embedded metadata to support this in the future, but import/reopen is not implemented.
Not yet. Current feature placement is in the 2D SVG layout. 3D face-click placement is on the roadmap.
Currently, divider positions are evenly spaced. Variable divider positions are on the roadmap.
No. The current kerf model is simple and useful for fit iteration. A full polygon offset engine is planned.
The SVG can be used as vector geometry, but dogbone reliefs and router-specific corner compensation are not implemented yet. Laser cutting is the primary target for the current version.
CutCase treats finger width as a target. It adjusts the actual segment pattern to keep an odd number of segments and centered margins.
Material thickness and kerf vary. A fit test reduces wasted material and catches joint fit problems before the full cut.
Modern browsers with WebGL support should work. The automated verifier uses Google Chrome.
It keeps the app usable from a direct file:// URL without requiring a dev server or module import map.
Yes. It is a static site. Any static host can serve the built dist/ folder.
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