Place rectangular parts with the rules the material requires.

Every requested rectangle retains its width, height, quantity, and permitted orientation. Grain or direction constraints can prevent a visually fitting placement from becoming an invalid production plan.

• —Width and height
• —Required quantities
• —Allowed rotation
• —Grain-sensitive orientation

Physical sheet dimensions are evaluated together with edge trims and kerf. Candidate validation helps reject stock that cannot contain the requested parts under the active rules.

• —Physical sheet or remnant identity
• —Usable width and height
• —Edge trims
• —Kerf-aware placement

The result records where parts belong on each source sheet and the cuts needed to produce them. Expected remnant geometry, waste, and cost remain part of the review.

• —Coordinates and orientation
• —Ordered cuts
• —Expected remnant rectangles
• —Waste and cost visibility