In the user parameters panel, the first User Values window contains an “Active operation” item. The operation enabled by the operator is shown next to it. To add, edit or delete an operation, press the adjacent pencil icon to open this window:

Bottom bar buttons

Buttons for general macro management

	Automatically enable/disable operations Indicates whether application of the selected operation is enabled when switching to the cut optimisation and management screen.
	Manage operations Opens the panel for enabling/disabling standard operations.

Buttons for managing the macro list:

	Add Creates a new custom operation.
	Delete Removes the selected operation from the list.
	Edit name Changes the name under which the operation is saved.
	Copy Creates a copy of the selected operation

Button for managing the contents of a single macro:

Modify operation Manages the standard operations that make up the selected operation.

Manage operations

The following window opens, where an operation can be enabled or disabled for each of the four operation types described below (Standard, Move workings to start, Move workings to end and Sort by cuts):

Add operation

The following window opens, allowing a name to be set for the new working:

Once the name of the new macro is confirmed, it is added to the panel on the left and is initially empty:

Modify operation

The edit window for the selected operation is shown below:

Selected-operation buttons

	Sort by working Contains operations that allow the working order to be changed.
	Standard operations List of standard cut operations.
	Move workings to start List of operations that move cuts belonging to a working type to the top of the list.
	Move workings to end List of operations that move cuts belonging to a working type to the end of the list.
	Sort by cuts List of operations that sort cuts according to their position in the work area.

Operation management buttons

	Add/remove operation Adds or removes an operation from the selected-operations list.
	Move sorting Moves one of the selected operations one position up or down.

Reverse operation order (Optional)

This option can be enabled to reverse the order of operations.

For example, if the following operations are pressed:

• First bottom cuts

• External internal

• First left cuts

The actual order of operations is:

• First left cuts

• External internal

• First bottom cuts

Because the positions are overwritten, this option is available to make the operation order match the chronological order.

With this option enabled, the operation order in this case is:

• First bottom cuts

• External internal

• First left cuts

Activating a macro

Once the macro has been created and edited as desired, it can be selected and activated.

	Enable macro disabled Each deselected macro has the button for enabling the macro immediately to its right, in the disabled state.
	Enable macro enabled The macro currently selected but not yet activated has the same button as the others, but it is green to indicate that it can be enabled.
	Macro activated The currently loaded macro is highlighted in green and has a symbol immediately to its right confirming that it has been loaded. The name of the loaded macro is also visible in the parameter User Values, under “Active operation”:

Procedure for creating and loading a macro

The first step is to ensure that the activation button is set to ON, so that the desired macro can subsequently be used.

Create a new operation by setting a name, then click the new operation now visible in the list and immediately afterwards the edit button on the right side of the panel to access the panel used to edit the macro.
For each operation type, select the desired operations from the list on the left (Available) and add them to the list of selected operations. The configuration can then be confirmed so that it can be viewed and managed in the operations panel.
The macro can be loaded by clicking the button immediately to the right of the macro name.
The following is an example of the macro named “operazione_1“, containing 3 operations shown on the right, and highlighted in green with the corresponding symbol because it is in the “loaded“ state.

The first step is to ensure that the activation button is set to ON, which is required in order to use the desired macro. Once enabled, create a new operation and assign it an identifying name. After it has been created, the operation appears in the list: select it and click the edit button on the right side of the panel to access the macro configuration interface.

Within this interface, for each operation type, select the desired items from the list on the left (labelled “Available”) and add them to the list on the right, which represents the selected operations. Once the selection is complete, confirm the configuration to make it visible and manageable in the operations panel.

The macro can be loaded by clicking the dedicated button immediately to the right of the assigned macro name. As an example, consider the macro named “operazione_1”: it contains three operations, shown in the panel on the right, and is highlighted in green with the dedicated symbol indicating its “loaded” state.