This only rotates the view of the mat on the screen. Rotate View – change the orientation of the entire design mat on the Silhouette software.Orientation – change the orientation of the page to Portrait or Landscape orientation.This was formerly called “Reveal” under the cutting mat section. As you increase the transparency the white disappears and you will see the grid spacing of the cutting mat appear. At 0% it shows as a solid white media on the screen. Transparency – adjust the transparency of the media size you have selected. If you want to design with a page size larger than 12″, change the Cutting Mat to none & then you will be able to adjust the Media size larger than 12″ wide. If you try to adjust the width larger than 12″, it will revert it back to 12″. Note: the width of the Media Size cannot be set larger than 12″ since the Silhouette Cameo cannot cut wider than 12″. Under this Media size section, you can also select a custom size by entering the dimensions into the Width and Height section. Notice that the white has adjusted to match the Letter size paper of 8.5″ wide by 11″ height. In the photo above, I have selected the Machine: Cameo, Cutting Mat: Auto (Cameo), and Media Size: Letter. White will appear for the media size if the transparency is at 0% – see below* In the drop down are several preset sizes for the most common media sizes.Ĭhoosing a specific media size will adjust the media size on the screen and you will see a white “page” show up on the screen depending on the size chosen. Media Size – this was previously known as page size and now has been changed to media as the materials you can use in your Silhouette has expanded.Cutting Mat – Choose the cutting mat size depending on what you are using.Įach machine type selected will have a variety of options.Įach drop down list will vary depending on what you have chosen in the #1 area.
#SILHOUETTE BUSINESS EDITION VS DESIGNER EDITION SOFTWARE#
However, something to note is that while you can select the machine to design with, you would still need to have plugged in a Curio and it be recognized by the software to unlock the Curio features such as the Emboss Panel. This is the biggest reason for the Page Setup Panel change. It will allow the Curio mat to come up on the design page so a user can then design within that Curio mat versus having to go plug their machine in for it to be recognized.
This is great for Silhouette owners who may want to design on a Curio mat when they are not connected to the machine. Now you can choose between a Cameo, Portrait, Curio, Alta, CE Lite, or none for the designated machine.
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