If you have edges marked "sharp" that you don't want selected, while holding "Shift" click on them to deselect them.This is a good starting point before manual selection. It does not have to be perfect as we can add or remove more in a moment. Play with the sharpness threshold until it looks like it has most of the important edges.An easy way to do this is by going to "Select > Sharp Edges." This will select all edges with a sharp angle. Now select the edges you want to crease.You can do this by clicking the eyeball icon. Start off by temporarily disabling the Subdivision Surface modifier.To prevent this, we need to tell it which edges we want to preserve by creasing them. I only use it to text fit pattern before placing it on EVA as a cut pattern to save EVA form materials.Blender's smoothing algorithm will, by default, round off all edges. I am only printing cut outline and fold lines that all. The cut outline would not match the fold outline when placing two paper together etc. I already tried both with or without auto scale when printing still it a little off on each page. I am not sure if printer is purposely changing scale on each page or the software is doing this. How do I get the pages printed with borderless line up each other. I think that is messing up the scale no matter I choose yes or cancel because each page that are printed is not lining up the other pages. I managed to get it to print borderless but each time it ask me if I wanted to scale it to fit on paper etc. I am trying to avoid having to cut the margin off around the edge and save time by using whole cardstock and less waste too. I always had to put a black line on that edge of the Parakura Design to add a cut there or otherwise there will be a margin I need to to cut off by hand. Also, I brought a new wide format printer that supposedly to be able to print borderless (no margins) edge to edge because cameo 4 cutter will not for some reason cut the edge that needed to be joined by another sheet. Now I am working on a new project for my son and the helmet is huge where it require more than one sheet 11x8.5 for several pieces joined together. On the Batman cowl, I managed to get each pieces on 11x8.5 cardstock then the Cameo 4 cutter was able to cut it up without issues. Pepakura Designer is not new to me and I already made Batman cowl where I use Pepakura Viewer for Silhouette CAMEO to cut the pattern out on Cameo 4 to save time. I was doing a search on question about using Pepakura Designer and the print size where some results brought me to this forum which seems to have several Pepakura Designer threads on but none seems to answer the question I am searching on.
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