Rhino 8 Layer Nesting & Spacing Optimization

Rhino 8 – Layer Nesting / Clearance Task I have a Rhino 8 file with multiple layers containing 3D objects that are currently stacked in Z-direction but visually represent a 2D composition (Top view). I need help restructuring the geometry so that all layers can be placed on the same plane, while maintaining proper spacing between all elements. Goal: All layers (except “bakplate”) must end up on the same plane (2D layout). Objects must not overlap. A clearance of 2 mm is required between all objects. Process required: Geometry from upper layers must be “nested” into the layers below. Example: Objects from Layer 07 should be projected onto the same plane as Layer 06. Wherever Layer 07 overlaps Layer 06, the geometry in Layer 06 must be cut away. A 2 mm offset clearance must be applied so objects do not touch. This process must be repeated sequentially: Layer 07 → Layer 06 Layer 06 → Layer 05 Layer 05 → Layer 04 … continuing down through all layers Final result includes layers down to “fliser” Important: Original shapes must be preserved (no distortion) Only subtraction/offset operations should be used All objects must remain separate (no merging) Final layout must be clean, non-overlapping, and suitable for fabrication (laser/CNC) Special case: The layer named “bakplate” must remain unchanged All final geometry should be positioned on top of this layer Deliverable: Clean Rhino file with: All geometry flattened to one plane Proper 2 mm clearance between all elements Organized layers Optional: A brief explanation of the workflow used If needed, I can provide the Rhino (.3dm) file for reference.

ID do Projeto: 40336513