You can change the thickness (or stroke) of the line, but again, I find you get better, more consistent results if you do not change this setting. Thickness: This changes the width of the registration mark lines.You can make them smaller, but I find that you get better, more consistent results if you do not change this setting. By default it is set on the longest setting. Length: This changes how long your registration marks are.Units: This is where you set your unit of measurement.There are not many people around using a machine that was out before a Cameo, so most likely you will not change that field. Style: Unless you are using a machine that was sold BEFORE a Cameo 1, you would leave the style of registration mark as Type 1.It works just like the registration marks in Silhouette Studio. This panel adds the registration marks that your machine would use to accurately determine where to cut. This will make it easier for you when you go to cut.
When doing a print and cut through Silhouette Connect you will want to set up your file in Illustrator using layers, at least one layer for your design and a separate layer for your cut lines around the outside of the design. You would use this if you were going to do a Print and Cut with your file. Let’s look at the Silhouette Registration Marks panel first.
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