The is a VBA macro designed for CorelDRAW that automatically arranges multiple copies of a selected object across a page. It "tiles" the object—like business cards, labels, or stickers—to make optimal use of available space.
In Oberon's classic implementation (and later Active Oberon), each graphical object contained a next pointer. The Tiler maintained a to the head of this list. Operations included:
In traditional systems, window tiling is handled by the desktop environment. In the Oberon ecosystem, everything is treated as an object. The Object Tiler Link allows individual UI components to communicate directly with the display server. This creates a fluid, data-driven interface that rearranges itself automatically based on system state. Key Features and Capabilities
To avoid confusion, place your original source object on the "Desktop" area of your CorelDRAW document or a hidden layer. This ensures you don't accidentally move it while working on the main layout.
Developers do not need to write custom serialization routines. By linking an object to the tiler, the underlying system handles disk I/O automatically. Conceptual Implementation in Oberon
The keyword phrase "Oberon Object Tiler Link" points to another important aspect of the macro—the connection between the and a related concept of links used elsewhere in the Oberon ecosystem.
The is a highly efficient, free VBA macro designed for CorelDRAW that automates the process of nesting, duplicating, and tiling graphic elements across a specified layout . By maximizing material yield and eliminating manual copy-pasting, it serves as an indispensable tool for prepress technicians, digital printers, and graphic designers.
Rapidly duplicating single rows or columns relative to the original shape's edge.
If you place an object that breaks the predicted pattern, Echo Trails recalculates and suggests alternate continuations.