To do an offset with the usual _Offset command, you need to specify the distance, select one curve, and specify the offset direction by clicking in an empty drawing field. And so with every curve. If you have a thousand objects, then you are forced to make two thousand exact clicks … or go crazy halfway. The OMO (Offset of Many Objects) command can do all this in 1 (one!!!) click. Just select all the objects and call the OMO command. Done. If everything is set up correctly, then you don’t have to do anything else.

• Instant offset of any number of various curves. Lines, Polylines, Polylin2d, Rays, Splines, Arcs, Circles, Ellipses. Curves can even be in different planes.

• Offset of closed curves without specifying a guide point. It is enough to configure the program in advance—offset inward or outward.

• Offset many open curves, indicating a guide point only once.

• You can offset immediately in both directions.

• You can change the offset direction for the internal contours of the part if the contour layers were assigned by the Outside Loop (OSL) or by NC Prepare (NCP).

• You can repeat the offset as many times as necessary (MultiOffset)

• You can immediately delete the original curves.

• You can assign a layer to new curves.

• Filtering excess objects. Choose a lot of curves with a frame. Annotations, 3D solids, blocks, and other garbage will simply be silently ignored.

• You can enable ignore open curves.

• Slightly open curves turn into closed ones.

• The program does not stop on errors but does all of the offset, which will turn out. It can select and highlight curves whose offset has failed.

• You can enter the distance when you call the command or use the distance from the settings without unnecessary queries.

• You can configure up to nine offset styles with different settings and then quickly switch styles directly from the command line. Or from a macro on a homemade button.

• The program only works with flat curves. Doesn’t work with Polyline3D. 3D objects need to be projected onto XY before the offset. Use a Flat to prepare objects for offset.

• The program will cope with offset only in those cases when the usual _offset is triggered. Unfortunately, very often the offset does not work for unknown reasons. You can try to simplify the contours before the offset using the Outside Loop (OSL) command.

• The guide point does not always adequately set the offset direction. When working with a regular _Offset, this problem manifests itself in the same way, but it is easier to notice and fix. Be careful; check every result. Please note that if the arc describes more than half of the circle, then you can offset it inward only by clicking inside the circle. Same thing with elliptical arcs.

• All changes made by the program are undone by a single _Undo command.

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