HBore Toolfile Fix

Fig. 1: The location in the Toolfile UI where the error would occur.

1. There was an issue reported with the functionality of the Horizontal Boring Machine setting in Toolfiles; namely, when attempting to set a Toolfile Machine Type to Horizontal Boring Machine within the Toolfile interface, users would encounter an error. This issue has been resolved; users should now no longer encounter any errors when setting the machine type within the Toolfile UI. 
   

MVProduction Fixes

1. When attempting to open reports within a project with “Display Cost Based Estimating” enabled, the report would not open, and the user would get an error. 

1. When working with Purchase Orders within the MVProduction, attempting to print a Purchase Order would result in the order not displaying, and the user getting an error.

1. When users attempted to open older existing estimating reports in MVProduction, they would sometimes encounter an error stating that the report requires a work order to be open.

1. All these issues have been resolved- using or attempting to use purchase orders and reports should no longer result in any errors within MVProduction. 
   

Polyline Pocket Routing Fixes

1. Users reported issues that would occur when attempting to route with a polyline token:
   

Fig 2: Edge profiles dropped from a product (left) and restored (right).

1. Products and parts with a polyline token would sometimes lack or not apply an edge profile to the part or product. 
   

Fig. 3: Corner routes disappearing from a part (left) and displaying correctly (right).

1. Corner routes would sometimes fail to draw or be added onto their assigned parts or products. 
2. Toe kicks that were pocketed using a CORNERNOTCH token would sometimes not display their routing or pocketing type correctly. 

Fig. 4: Cleanup routes being dropped (left) and appearing correctly (right).

1. When drawing cleanup routes (routes outside of the part borders intended to be used to clean out material prior to mitre or profile cutting) in 2D, users sometimes would encounter an issue where the routes outside of the border would be dropped entirely. 
2. All these issues were occurring because polylines of routes were 100% off the part. It was the standard that the route would be dropped from the part entirely. With this update, a part border will be detected by the software, and if it is within 1.5x the bit diameter, the route will no longer be dropped. With this change, all these issues should be resolved and no longer occur.