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Patchwork 3D 2024 X7

About This Documentation

Note

This documentation describes the interface and the functionalities of Patchwork 3D without distinction of version.

It begins with a presentation of the new features, the hardware requirements, and a short section on how to get started with Patchwork 3D.

This document is organized by topic. It does not need to be read in order, and you do not need to read it from cover to cover unless you want to. Instead, use the search function (Ctrl+F), the table of contents, and the index to help you find what you are looking for. The chapter and first sub-heading are always listed at the top of the page so that you will know where you are.

Interface Text

Text in the interface and shortcut keystrokes are written differently so that they will be easy to see. They appear like this in the text.

Links

You will also see hyperlinks in the text. This is an example of a link to the New features. If you are reading on screen-based support, you can click on these links to be taken to the related subject. Likewise, the page numbers in the table of contents and the index are links to the pages they indicate. You can click on them to go directly to that page.

Boxes

Notice

Boxes like this one are used to indicate novelties for the current software version.

Warning

Boxes like this one are used to provide a warning.

Note

Boxes like this provide additional information. It may be an associated remark or additional explanation.

You may find this information interesting, but it is not essential for understanding the operation or interface being described.

Tip

Boxes like this one give a tip to help you with a better understanding of the concept or with the functionality concerned.

Step-by-Step Instructions

When step-by-step instructions are given, they are formatted as a numbered list:

  1. This is the first step.

  2. This is the second step.

  3. This is the final step.

Images of the Interface

Unless otherwise indicated, all images in this text use the default interface theme, Dark. If you are using a different interface theme, the colors on your screen will be different. However, the windows, the interface text, and the symbols on the icons remain the same no matter what theme you choose.