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After scanning a blocked diamond, an operator may run the allocation algorithms to check the available polishing options. As in some cases we try to optimize solutions by running the asymmetric Smart Recut allocation, it is better to have a solution which is better aligned with the previously blocked facets. When we run the Smart Recut on such a solution, we may obtain the final solution with a larger mass. The new "18. Single (Recut)" algorithm allows building solutions aligned to the already blocked facets. At least one of the solutions produced by the algorithm is normally aligned to the already blocked facets of a scanned semipolished stone.
Some details and examples you can find in the video:
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Galahad Mode - Manual Selection of Initial Facet
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