Part position not correct for Priority mode

May occur with Nesting optimising using Priority set

The priority mode is set for nesting optimising which means that pieces with a higher priority must be placed on a pattern before starting pieces with a lower priority.

A piece is out of place - this is typically caused by editing one or more patterns.

- Check the patterns

For example:-

For the following patterns priority mode 2 is set; 'a' is top priority.

Pattern 3

Pattern 7

A top priority part (a) was inserted into a later pattern. This causes an error to be reported for earlier patterns as the priority (b) and (c) parts are now not obeying priority.