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The Lightburn Software is probably the best generic laser cutting software available (I use it for almost all of my laser work). This series has tutorials, hints and tips as well as the occasional speed comparisons between it and RDWorks. In this LightBurn Projects Tutorial, we learn how to utilise a variety of tools to design a few Rattan weave patterns. My thanks to the team at Lightburn for allowing me to embed their videos.
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This projects tutorial shows how to use a number of different tools in LightBurn to design a couple variations of a rattan weave pattern. Most of this is done with node editing and the pen tool, but you’ll learn a few other tricks along the way.
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0:00someone in one of the facebook groups
0:01that i’m a member of asked if anyone had
0:04a
0:05rattan pattern that they could share
0:08and i looked up a picture of it and
0:10thought that doesn’t look too
0:11complicated i could probably draw that
0:14and as an exercise i decided to do so
0:18i shared the pattern in that group and
0:20the response was kind of surprising most
0:22people
0:23didn’t know
0:25that they could do such a thing or how
0:28and so i thought it would be useful to
0:30sort of show what i did and how and
0:34hopefully you’ll learn a few tricks
0:36about
0:37how to draw your own designs in light
0:38burn along the way
0:40so first i’m going to switch out of
0:43filled rendering mode so i’m hitting the
0:45hotkey that is alt shift w you can also
0:48do that from the window menu and just
0:50say toggle wireframe or filled
0:54the retan pattern is actually just this
0:57repeated
0:58and this is actually just three lines
1:01really it’s this vertical line here
1:04this horizontal line here and this
1:06diagonal line here
1:08in a square so i’m going to draw a
1:10square around it just to show you the
1:13part of the pattern
1:15this
1:16section repeats and it rotates 90
1:19degrees for here and another 90 degrees
1:22for this corner and another 90 degrees
1:23for this corner so it is just this piece
1:26rotated and placed here and then rotated
1:29in place here and rotated and placed
1:31here so we’re just going to draw this
1:33piece and i’ll show you how to do that
1:36so first i’m going to draw a rectangle
1:40using one of the tool layers so i’m
1:41going to select my rectangle tool click
1:43t1
1:45and drag this out until it snaps to the
1:47grid
1:48i’m also going to draw
1:50guidelines here that i can use so i’m
1:53going to use the pen tool
1:55and
1:56draw a line
1:59pardon me
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2:01from
2:04right here
2:05across
2:06and from the same spot
2:09and down until it snaps and this is
2:12important it has to in order for this
2:14pattern to repeat properly
2:17you’ll notice that i counted three grid
2:18squares in from the top here and i
2:21counted three grid squares in from the
2:23side here so these have to line up when
2:26this rotates
2:28and so they have to be the same distance
2:30from the top edge and the side edge in
2:33order to line up correctly and then
2:35i’m going to draw a diagonal line across
2:38this grid square so this is the basic
2:40pattern
2:41and if you take this and duplicate it
2:44and rotate it
2:46and do that again
2:49now i’m not going to cover the hotkeys
2:51that i’m using right now i’ll cover
2:53those later
2:54but it’s basically this pattern repeated
2:57over and over again
2:59so we’ll remove the duplicates that we
3:01just made so this is
3:03essentially our guide for how to build
3:06this shape
3:07now
3:08i’m going to make this middle line a
3:10little bit longer
3:12i want it to actually go out far enough
3:14that when i start overlapping these i
3:17can use it to
3:18slice the other parts of the patterns
3:20and i’ll show you what i mean by that
3:22later
3:23all i’m doing to expand that is holding
3:25the control key so that the scaling
3:27moves from the center instead of
3:30just me dragging it from one corner so
3:32it’s duplicating the scaling that i’m
3:34doing from the middle out
3:37these other lines here these are okay
3:39the way they are
3:40so now we’re going to offset them to
3:42make
3:43the
3:44bars wide effectively
3:47so i’m going to
3:49select a line
3:51choose my offset tool
3:54say outward i want it corners
3:57and i’m going to play with the size a
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4:00little bit so at one millimeter that’s a
4:02fairly wide line
4:05at
4:060.5 millimeters it’s probably a little
4:09bit too narrow
4:10so we’ll try 0.75 and see how that looks
4:15so i’ll do that one
4:16now a trick with
4:18the offset tool is if you
4:21want to repeat the same offset multiple
4:23times you can hold your control key or
4:26the command key on the mac and just
4:28click the offset button again and it
4:30will redo whatever the last offsetting
4:32operation was
4:35um one thing to note
4:37i am
4:39setting it to corner mode here not round
4:43because i actually want these ends to be
4:45blunt and sharp if you set it to bevel
4:48it’ll offset from the end if you set it
4:50to corner it basically just caps the
4:51line right at the end of the line so
4:53that’s what we’re doing with this
4:57i’m going to do
4:59these three
5:02in black so these are going to be the
5:04actual pattern that gets repeated
5:07but i want gaps in between them so that
5:10you can tell that this line is going
5:12over or under the other lines and those
5:14gaps need to be cut out
5:17and so to do that we’re going to make
5:19another pair of lines
5:21and i’m going to use the t1 layer again
5:23for this and do another offset
5:26and this offset will say
5:29try 0.9 maybe 0.95
5:33that looks like enough maybe
5:36maybe we’ll even go just to a full
5:37millimeter
5:39so i’ll do that one and then using the
5:41control offset trick again i’m going to
5:43repeat that to get these three
5:46and so now these are what i’m going to
5:49use as guidelines for when i’m cutting
5:52the black shapes here
5:55so you’ll notice that in this little
5:57square
5:58this horizontal line goes under the
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6:01other two
6:03and this vertical line goes over the
6:05other two
6:06so in order to make that happen
6:09for the horizontal line to go under we
6:12need to snip out the part that is here
6:16and here
6:17and you can do that in a couple of ways
6:19and i’m going to show you a couple
6:21different ways to accomplish this so the
6:23first
6:24way to do it is to use the boolean tools
6:26so i’m going to select this rectangle
6:29hold my shift key and select the second
6:31rectangle and then just say boolean
6:34difference or boolean subtract if i
6:36click that it cuts the second thing that
6:40i selected out of the first and so you
6:42can see now
6:44that
6:45my
6:46cutting tool was consumed it’s no longer
6:48available for me to use and it snipped
6:51itself out of these shapes
6:54so i’m going to undo that for the moment
6:56and i’ll show you the other way to do it
6:59and if i go to
7:01edit nodes
7:03and hover here so in between existing
7:06shapes if i hit the t key it will trim
7:10the section of that shape away
7:14and so
7:16now i can just select these bits and
7:18delete them now the one bad thing about
7:20doing it this way is that it doesn’t
7:23close these lines up so i will now have
7:25to use the pen tool
7:27and snapping to draw
7:30black lines it’s important that they be
7:32black
7:34in there and so i’m just clicking on the
7:36ends dragging out a line and then right
7:38clicking to cancel when i’m done and so
7:40that would be the second way you can use
7:41the trim tool
7:43and then add new lines now i’m going to
7:46back all of this up with the undo
7:49because what i really want to do is use
7:51the boolean tools because they’re
7:52quicker
7:53and so
7:54going back to my reference here i want
7:57this one to be over
7:59both of the other lines
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8:02so i’m going to select this shape
8:05in order to do this i’m actually going
8:07to need to make a copy of this one
8:08because i need to cut twice
8:10so i’m going to duplicate this
8:13select this line
8:14that one
8:15and then
8:16alt and the minus sign on the number pad
8:20is the shortcut for boolean subtract
8:23and so now i’m going to do it again from
8:25here
8:26i’m also going to duplicate this one
8:28duplicate is ctrl d
8:30so i select this line
8:33that one
8:34boolean subtract and so now this
8:37main black center line goes over the
8:41other two
8:42and now i need this horizontal line to
8:44go under the other two which means that
8:47i have to snip
8:48this piece away from it so i’m going to
8:51duplicate this one
8:53select this
8:54and this
8:55and boolean subtract again
8:58or alt minus
9:01and now i have
9:03the basic pattern
9:04i still need to correct this upper
9:06corner however
9:08the bottom corner here if you look
9:12this
9:12reference shape
9:14basically the bottom corner is just as
9:16it is
9:17the top corner however has a cut out and
9:20so that’s the part that we’re going to
9:21do next
9:22um for the bottom
9:24it’s relatively easy for me to just snip
9:27this off and i’m going to do that using
9:30node editing and the trim feature so
9:32i’ll ungroup this because it was grouped
9:34from doing the boolean operations
9:38i will go to node editing
9:40and then i’m going to trim
9:42by hitting t
9:43to trim that line
9:45in this line
9:47and now i can delete that one use my pen
9:50tool
9:51to
9:53again in black
9:54draw from here
9:56to here to here and i’m just using node
9:59snapping to make sure that it snaps to
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10:00the ends and to the corners
10:03so that is
10:06this shape completed
10:09now i have to do the upper one
10:12so to do that i’m going to select all of
10:15this and actually i’m going to select it
10:16using the crossing selection so
10:19if you drag from
10:21left to right you get a red rectangle
10:24and this is called an enclosing
10:25selection it captures everything inside
10:28it and nothing outside it
10:30if you drag from right to left it’s
10:33called a crossing selection and it will
10:35capture anything that touches it or
10:37anything inside it and so for an
10:39enclosing selection i would have to
10:41capture all of this for a crossing
10:44selection i just have to make sure that
10:45it’s touching
10:46so it’s a little easier sometimes to use
10:48the crossing selection they both have
10:50their uses so i’m going to duplicate
10:52this whole thing
10:53move it over rotate by using my greater
10:56than and less than keys
10:58and
10:59i’m going to group this whole thing just
11:01so it’s easier for me to delete when i
11:02need to later
11:04but now i have a guide here
11:07and you can see this line
11:10right
11:11if i undo that or ungroup that this line
11:15i actually want to extend up like this
11:17so that i can use it as a cutter
11:20or as a guide
11:22and so
11:23now i’m going to select this piece
11:26go to node editing hover over the piece
11:29that i want to remove and hit t to trim
11:31and again over here
11:33and
11:35now i can delete
11:37this
11:38and this which i’m doing by just hitting
11:40the delete key after selecting them
11:44i also need to trim this shape and
11:47actually turn it into just a little
11:49rectangle in the corner there
11:51so i’m going to again go to node editing
11:54and i’m doing this with the hotkey
11:55control tilled
11:57on the keypad
11:59and i’ll trim that little section there
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12:01and that little section there
12:04and now i can delete this piece
12:07now i’m ready to delete all of this
12:10and
12:12i can do that
12:13by just selecting
12:15deleting those
12:17i don’t need that and now i need to
12:20finish off this little triangle and
12:21finish that line there so i’m going to
12:23do that with the pen tool again
12:27wait until my cursor changes to a snap
12:29cursor
12:34and that’s pretty much it
12:36at this point
12:38i can
12:40hide the other layers that i have here
12:42oops i don’t need to be in pen mode
12:46select this
12:47and if i duplicate it move it over and
12:50rotate it
12:52i’ve done that wrong
12:55i have a tiny little bit out there and
12:57that’s why that rotation didn’t work
12:59correctly
13:01so try that again
13:05so that time i captured that corner bit
13:08so we’ll do this
13:09using crossing selection so i don’t
13:12screw that up again
13:15let me undo
13:18okay
13:19so
13:21grabbing just the parts that i care
13:23about
13:24and rotating there now it’s all lining
13:26up and you can actually see that it all
13:28lines up um if i flip to filled
13:31rendering right now if i go to toggle
13:33filled you’ll notice that not everything
13:35is filling and that is because these
13:38shapes aren’t closed yet so
13:41this line i drew manually
13:44this corner i drew manually and so on so
13:46i’m going to select these
13:48and then go to
13:51edit auto join selected shapes or just
13:53alt j
13:54and when you join shapes
13:57it will
13:58close them up for you
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14:00so it’s basically select all of the
14:02lines you want to connect together and
14:03hit alt j to join them
14:07and i’ll do
14:09these three up here
14:12alt j
14:14and there’s still a line here that’s not
14:17connecting
14:27there so i just used the
14:29node editing tool
14:31and dragged that one manually into place
14:33to get it to do what i wanted
14:35and so now i have my
14:37shapes filling correctly so if i grab
14:40the whole thing
14:41and group it all
14:45now i can duplicate with control d move
14:48it over and rotate with the greater than
14:50less than keys
14:51duplicate again move it down rotate it
14:54once duplicate again move it over rotate
14:57it and so on and now if i copy this
15:04and change this to filled we now have
15:06our retan pattern and it’s properly
15:08woven
15:10so this will get you
15:13a return pattern that you can fill
15:17it will not cut out properly because
15:19it’s got these vertical lines in it if
15:21you wanted to score it for example or
15:23cut it out
15:24those vertical lines
15:26here where the the breaks are would
15:28cause you some problems
15:30so
15:30this version
15:32of the shape
15:34works well for
15:36filling
15:37but it does not work for scoring and so
15:40we can make
15:41a copy of it
15:43we’ll move it over here
15:44and
15:46remove the
15:47extra pieces that are screwing this up
15:49for when we want to score
15:51and so if i ungroup all of this again
15:55go to
15:56node editing mode
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16:00i’m going to hit d
16:02while hovering over these lines that i
16:03want to remove so i just want to remove
16:06anything on a border edge of that square
16:09so the outer square that kind of
16:11encompasses this whole thing
16:13is where these lines are going to meet
16:15each other when we tile the pattern and
16:18so any lines
16:19on that outer square need to be removed
16:23and so this version
16:26now is correct for
16:28tiling
16:29with scoring pardon me so if i move this
16:32and rotate move this and rotate you’ll
16:35see that all of these lines meet up
16:37and
16:39it’s a nice seamless pattern
16:41so
16:42that
16:43version right there if i group this is
16:46now what we need for a scoring version
16:49of this pattern
16:51so i’m going to create a copy of this
16:54one
16:55and do the
16:57duplicate and move trick
17:00to get it like this
17:02so this version right now if you were to
17:04group this whole thing not just the
17:07corner but this
17:09this version of the pattern is useful
17:11for filling
17:13and if i take this one
17:15oops not save
17:21and group that
17:23this version is useful for scoring and
17:26i’ll show you what both of those look
17:28like as grids
17:29so we’ll use the grid array tool now and
17:32because the pattern is just a square
17:35it tiles seamlessly and if you zoom in
17:38you can see that it’s tiling nicely so
17:40this if you were scoring the pattern
17:43onto material would give you the nice
17:45weave
17:46and
17:48if i move this one out of the way and
17:50grab this one
17:52flip over to filled rendering mode
17:55and
17:56do the grid array with that one
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18:00this one gives us
18:02a perfect fill and again tiles easily
18:06you basically set your
18:08x spacing and y spacing both to zero and
18:11that’s padding between edges and because
18:14it is a square pattern it just butts
18:17properly and you get a nice tile
18:21that’s pretty much it
18:25there is a third version of this pattern
18:28that i’ve made that is meant to be both
18:30scored and cut
18:32and
18:34that one
18:35basically you draw cutting lines around
18:38the inside
18:40here very much like
18:46here if i take
18:49this one
18:51we’ll move it back up here
18:55snap it
18:59there
19:01so
19:06ungroup this i’m going to remove
19:08these other pieces of this
19:15so that i have something clean to work
19:16from again
19:19to do the scoring version
19:21scoring with cutting you basically want
19:25to draw cutting lines
19:28along
19:30the outside edges of the black lines
19:33so i’m going to use
19:36uh
19:36switch to the green pen just because
19:38it’s nice and visible
19:40if i start here
19:42and i draw a perfect horizontal line
19:45to there
19:47and then a vertical line to there
19:50and i do the same
19:54let’s do
19:55from this point
19:57perfect horizontal line until we get to
19:59there
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20:00and then a diagonal up to there
20:04then this one
20:06to there
20:08now this one’s a little bit tricky
20:09because this line you have to go
20:12horizontal
20:13to here so the way that i’m doing the
20:15horizontal line is i’m holding the shift
20:17key
20:18because the shift key will keep the line
20:19horizontal but i can still use the edge
20:22snap
20:23when i get to this line
20:26and then vertical line i’m just using
20:28the corner snaps um and technically i
20:30don’t want this green line across the
20:32top i don’t need that one
20:34and so i just deleted that by hovering
20:36over it and hitting the d key
20:40so i’m going to draw
20:41another line from here snapping
20:45holding the shift key until i get to
20:47that edge
20:50i’m going to draw one this one is a
20:52perfect diagonal and the shift key will
20:54also snap to diagonals
20:57and now i can snap to that point that i
20:59made up there
21:02and then from here
21:05diagonally until i snap to that edge and
21:08down
21:11and now this one i’m going to go from
21:14here across to there
21:18down diagonally to here
21:20down vertically to there
21:24i also want to cut out this inside
21:27triangle
21:28and so this one is a little trickier
21:30again because we need to do a line here
21:33to there
21:36and then one to here
21:38and now i’ll go from this corner
21:40horizontally to here and then vertically
21:42down to there
21:45and we need one from here
21:50and then up to that corner
21:53so if i just
21:54see
21:55the green lines or highlight the green
21:57lines by turning the other layers off
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22:01or even hiding the other layers
22:03completely you can see that there’s a
22:04green cut out
22:08here
22:09and one here
22:11and one here and one here and one here
22:14and so on and so these green cutout
22:16lines are going to meet
22:18each other when i tile this pattern and
22:21so that is
22:22that is what you want you want those
22:24green lines to meet one another
22:26and so the green lines are your cuts
22:29the black lines become fills
22:33and
22:34the orange lines are guides and you can
22:37simply remove those so i’m just going to
22:41remove my guidelines now because i don’t
22:43need them anymore
22:49and
22:50technically i don’t need most of the
22:52black lines anymore either if i hide the
22:55green lines you can see that there are
22:57still black lines there
22:59and
23:00most of those black lines aren’t needed
23:03anymore i really only need the black
23:05line
23:06here and here to show that this shape
23:08has been scored
23:10so i’m going to
23:12set the green lines not to output just
23:14so that they are
23:15subtle
23:17select my black shapes here
23:22and go to node editing mode
23:24i’m going to hover over this corner i
23:26want to leave this section of the black
23:29line here
23:30so i can do that in a couple of ways i
23:32can
23:34trim
23:35and trim will snip away the line
23:37anywhere
23:38between intersections so that one works
23:41you can also hover over a point and hit
23:44i to insert a node
23:47and so that also works i can hover over
23:50where these intersection points are and
23:51just hit i
23:52to insert new nodes in these lines and
23:56then i can just delete the sections i
23:58don’t want
23:59and so again hit i
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24:01hit d
24:03i want to delete that line
24:05i’m going to hit i here delete that one
24:10move over to this shape i don’t need
24:13that line or that one or that one or
24:15that one
24:17on this shape up here i don’t need
24:21any of these three
24:24on this shape i don’t need those two
24:28on this shape
24:30i need to keep these two sections here
24:33in the diagonal and so those ones i’ll
24:35need to insert new points so i’m going
24:37to do that
24:38just wait until the crosshairs show up
24:41to show me that i’m hovered over a point
24:43and insert
24:45and then i can
24:46delete the other points i don’t want or
24:48the other lines i don’t want by hovering
24:50and hitting d
24:54and this one
24:55just delete those two
24:59this one i can delete all three of these
25:02so i need to node edit
25:07and so you can see i’ve now left scoring
25:10lines just to sort of
25:13highlight
25:14where the rattan pattern is supposed to
25:17look like it ends or crosses things
25:21and the green lines are going to be the
25:23cutouts and so the green lines are the
25:25ones where the laser will actually cut
25:26through your material and cut holes
25:29so from here if i group this
25:31duplicate it move it over and rotate
25:33duplicate it
25:35rotate duplicate it rotate i’m just
25:38using the cursor keys or the arrow keys
25:39on my keyboard to move the pattern and
25:41because i chose
25:44a 10 millimeter square to do my work
25:47each cursor movement here moves five
25:49millimeters so it’s just two keystrokes
25:51to move it over the right amount
25:54if you weren’t using a perfect grid snap
25:57like that you can also just hover over
Transcript for LightBurn Projects Drawing a Rattan Weave Pattern (Cont…)
26:00the point like this hover over a point
26:03and drag and when you get to another
26:05point on your design it’ll snap for you
26:07and so that works as well if your
26:09pattern is not nicely grid aligned like
26:11mine is
26:13and so now if i were to group this
26:15pattern
26:17this is ready to go
26:19these lines the green lines will cut and
26:21the black lines will score i would
26:23obviously have to
26:25change my pattern here so that the black
26:27line was also line mode set my speed and
26:30power appropriately
26:32but this pattern if i repeat it
26:37will do what i want
26:42and that’s pretty much it
26:44um hopefully you’ve learned something
26:46from this
26:48you can once you have created something
26:51like this you can save it as a file that
26:53you can then import later or load later
26:56you can also add it to your material or
26:58to your pardon me to your art library
27:01so i
27:02have a library running right now of a
27:05couple of other patterns that i’ve made
27:08and so after you’ve opened your art
27:09library and said new to create a library
27:12give it a name
27:14you can select a section like this and
27:17just say import graphic from project
27:21give it a name and if i call this
27:25new return
27:28it’s now in my art library and then if i
27:30want to use it later
27:33let’s say that i’ve wiped everything out
27:35i can just drag it out of my art library
27:36into my project and it’s ready to go
27:53you
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