Custom Countertop Design Software for Lab-Grade Epoxy Surfaces

• Let users create different piece types with custom options.
• Built custom objects in Eyeshot to store extra piece info and save/load it easily.
• Switched to using blocks (not sketches) for room layouts for more flexibility.
• Made a tool to import 2D DWG files with support for 100+ cutout types.
• Added features to split edges, add new ones, and keep them in order.
• Calculated and stored tool vertex and patch info based on client feedback.
• Used Eyeshot tools to keep cutout shapes stable when edited.
• Added support for pattern cutouts in the cutout tool.

Built a ticket system using Eyeshot for printing and PDF export:

• Rebuilt the sheet to properly show the design view.
• Used text (not image) for barcode so it scans correctly.

Improved cutout handling:

• Used shape-tracking to detect voids and subtract areas.
• Tagged cutouts as inside or on the edge based on their position.
• Make sure cutouts are only placed in allowed zones.
• Made cutouts editable and movable with type switching (e.g., rectangle to notch).
• Saved all cutout info (shape, size, position, ID, etc.) to the database.

Built an adjoining system to manage how pieces connect:

• Validated edge profiles for accurate joining.
• Prevented multiple joins on the same edge.
• Tracked rotation, offset, and alignment of joins.
• Saved connection point data for mid-edge joins and future features.
• Used unique IDs for each edge for easy tracking.
• Made each piece aware of its edges, position, and rotation.