Every cylinder here fits the same machine, because they all share the tine set on the Machine tab. Change the tine set and all of them change together — that is the whole point of the rack.
Tap to set a pin, drag to paint. The horizontal axis is this cylinder unrolled — degrees of crank rotation.
Chords: hold two or three computer keys at once, or use two or three fingers on a touchscreen — both record together. With a mouse you can only click one at a time, so the Chord window gives you a moment to click the rest: anything struck inside it lands at the same point on the cylinder. You can also just click a column of cells on the map above. The machine plucks up to four tines at once comfortably; past five it becomes a shove on the crank, and the audit says so.
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Pass 1 checks each part alone, pass 2 the assembly, pass 3 re-runs both against 30 configurations including deliberately broken ones. Passes 1 and 2 run automatically whenever you export.
Each cartridge prints label-end down on a wide flange, so it needs no brim and no supports. The name is embossed around the rim — readable when they sit on a shelf.
Press this once your prints match the screen. After that, any change tells you exactly which parts differ at vertex level and which are still good — instead of "reprint everything", which is usually a failure to check.
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