We would like to use Microvellum to layout nests patterns for custom parts such as wall plates or curved countertops. We don't yet use SMT or SMA. I've been working with the 2D machining tools and have been able to successfully create nests, but we are running into issues labelling the parts. We've been trying to use the Select Existing button on the Part Tools tab to give each part a name and border route.

Our issue is that the machining for curved parts will be exported incorrectly unless we follow a certain workflow. See the attached photo.

We would like to be able to just take an closed polyline, and use Select Existing  to turn it into a part. But currently we have to follow a longer drawn out workflow and draw a lead-in and lead-out for each part, as well as move the machine point before we can Select Existing. I thought this looked like a bug so I submitted a ticket, and was given this longer workflow.

Is there anyone else running into this same issue? I've submitted this as an idea because I was told that the Select Existing feature currently functions as intended and I'd need to submit an idea to get it changed. What gets me is that everything works as expected until viewing the CIX export. Even the Nesting Summary report has the correct machining showing.