Here you can find information about what is new in HPOxygen Server version 5.0.35.
Now you can add boundary planes to exclude some parts of the stone from the optimization.
This can be useful when:
The Boundary Plane Tool allows placing the plane which virtually cuts off the part of the semi-polished stone to exclude this part from optimization.
To add a new boundary plane, in the Scene, right-click the model, in the displayed context menu, in the Planes section, select one of the options:
A new boundary plane can be plotted via specifying the set of points on the stone surface through which the plane should pass.
When using this option, you need to click the model to specify the points:
As soon as you set the plane, you may set the offset depth, then apply the changes.
When using this option, you need to select the facets which will be used to calculate the combined facet (1), then set the offset depth (2), then apply the changes (3).
Whether you create a boundary plane from points or from facets, after creating the plane, you can increase on decrease its depth by specifying the offset.
You can type in the offset depth directly or use arrows or scroll the mouse button. |
You can create several boundary planes one by one. Any created plane can be edited or deleted at any moment. To edit the specified planes, in the Scene, right-click the model, in the displayed context menu, in the Planes section, select Edit planes. Select the plane, then edit it by:
To delete the plane, click 
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For the "MyRound_Max" profile of the "MyRound | GIA Facetware + MyRound" appraiser, new intervals for some parameters have been set.
| "MyRound_Max" profile is a read-only profile with the enlarged intervals for receiving larger Facetware plans. |
The intervals for the following parameters have been extended:
For the "MyRound | GIA Facetware + MyRound" appraiser, the new "MyRound_Commercial" profile has been added. This profile parameter ranges statistically match the brilliants produced by the large manufacturer.
Basing on examples from the clients, improvements have been implemented for the “MyRound | GIA Facetware + MyRound”. The implemented changes provide for the appraiser the ability to effectively interact with the complex set of parameters from GIA Facetware that have the VG grade there and as a result, the appraiser allows finding VG solutions with the larger mass.
A new Element Multi Selection Tool can now be used with the "13. SmartRecut (Brilliant, Oval)" algorithm. Using the tool, you can adjust the Fix Girdle, Fix Crown, Fix Pavilion options usage by manual removing the facets from fixing. For example, if under the "13. SmartRecut (Brilliant, Oval)" algorithm, the Fix Girdle option is selected, it freezes all the facets of the girdle not allowing the algorithm to remove them; then, using the Element Multi Selection Tool you can exclude some facets from this freeze, so that the algorithm will mandatorily remove them from the future solution.
A detailed description of using Smart Recut with the Fix Girdle, Fix Crown and Fix Pavilion options is presented on the Smart Recut with restrictions page. |
The "Remove facets from fixing" selection mode is applicable when all these conditions are met:
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To use the tool, in the Recut mode select your convex scan in the list, then select the "13. SmartRecut (Brilliant, Oval)" algorithm, set "Fix" options, and then on the main panel toolbox, click 
> Remove facets from fixing. This activates the Element Multi Selection Tool; now in the Scene, you can mark facets to be removed from fixing.
The Element Multi Selection Tool includes legend available on clicking Show legend.
To view additional information, click More info. This will open a help page in your browser containing some detailed information on functionality.
As you finished with marking facets, on the main panel toolbox, click > Deactivate Element Multi Selection tool. This deactivates the tool.
Note that highlighting of current fixing options is only visible in the Scene when the "13. SmartRecut (Brilliant, Oval)" algorithm is selected and fixing options are enabled. |
The set of displayed columns for the scan/solution list is now configurable: you can select columns to be displayed/hidden and also change their order. The function is available for:
mode, the Plans & Scans section.The 
mode, the Models section.
- The configuration for each mode is performed and stored separately. - The configuration is not available in the Lock to Scan mode. |
To customize columns, right-click the name of any column, then in the context menu select/clear checkboxes for your columns. For advanced configuration (several columns at once, change order), in the context menu, click Details. The Adjust columns dialog is displayed. Here you can select/deselect several columns at once and change their order by drag-and-drop.
In the Adjust columns dialog, you can find 3 separate groups:
Note that for the Multiple Diamonds in One Solution mode, the Adjust columns dialog differs: you can customize both solution and diamonds columns.
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To restore the default set of columns in the default order, click Reset columns set to defaults.
Besides setting the column set, you may also save sorting order you currently use (the Also save sorting order option).
| Also save sorting order | |
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| Selected | Not Selected |
Sorting you use when closing the current project will be used for the next project you open. Note Once selected, the option stays active in spite of restarting the program or opening the next projects. | For the next project you open, its own saved sorting will be used. Notes
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For some reports, the paths for storing generated report files and file naming has been changed:
The new paths and file names are the following:
Comparative Reports. Now when you click on the right panel, the Comparative Report, then, in the Select template section, click the Open RTF tab, select the template and run the report, the generated RTF file will be automatically saved as:
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Facetware Reports. Now when you click on the right panel, the Facetware, and obtain the Facetware report in the HP Oxygen interface, then click the Export to MS Word button, the generated RTF file will be automatically saved as:
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Polish Reports. Now when you click on the right panel, the Polish Report, then, in the Report templates section,
For example, if you run Polish report 3 times for the "Demo1ct.oxgz", you will obtain:
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Now for the Scene in Model or Photos view, you can show the grid. To enable the grid, set Scene to the Model or Photos view, then from the main menu, select View > Show Grid. To disable the grid, clear the Show Grid checkbox. As you zoom in/out, the grid step and units (mkm, mm) adjust to the current zoom level.
With the grid enabled, you can click 
to display vertical and horizontal measurements (mm) of the projection of the displayed model in its current position.
Click 
again to hide measurements
During scanning, on clicking the Shadow scan button, the Input Stone Properties dialog may be displayed.
Detailed information about inputting stone properties on the start of scanning is presented on the Entering Stone ID and Measured Weight page. |
In the Input Stone Properties dialog, you can use the Next 
button or press Ctrl+Tab to increases the stone number by 1 and changes the scan number to 001.
To avoid pressing Ctrl+Tab by mistake, the following changes have been implemented for this dialog:
Now : hidden when the Automatically generate default Stone ID for new scans option is selected.
Only the hint is hidden - the Ctrl-Tab combination still can be used. |
The following fixes for the known problems and improvements have been implemented:
One of the main facets was split, which was caused by the contour erroneously excluded from the calculation. This model building error has been fixed.
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