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Weld vs Unite

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Question 1 of 5

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What does weld and unite do?
- Cuts out top layers from the bottom layer
- Makes all selected objects the same color
- Combines all selected layers into a single layer and removes any overlapping cut lines
- Keeps everything in the correct position on your cutting mat
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What is the main difference between weld and unite?
- Weld can only be 2 layers and unite is as many layers as you want
- Weld only works for text and unite works for text and images
- Weld is permanent and unite is editable
- Weld is editable and unite is permanent
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How do you edit part of the unite layer?
- Select the component you want to edit under the "Unite" header in the layers panel and modify (resize, rotate, reposition, etc)
- Right click on the unite result and select "Modify Unite Result"
- Unite is permanent and cannot be edited
- Hold shift and click on the area of the unite result you want to edit
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Do you always need to weld or unite cursive text?
- Yes or it will be cut as individual letters
- No it will automatically unite when you click "Make It" unless you've welded or ungrouped the letters
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When would you use weld instead of unite?
- If you are sharing a project and want to ensure the font of the text remains the same
- To allow hiding of layers
- When working with layers you are going to draw with a pen
- If none of the selected objects are overlapping you should weld instead of unite
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