I'm using the Inkscape/Silhouette extension to use a Silhouette vinyl cutter as a platting machine.
It's really great at cutting outlines but I now want to use it to fill in shapes. To do this I imagine I would have to convert the fill into a series of strokes that the pen can follow. Is there a way to convert a fill into a series of strokes?
Convert fill to stroke
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Re: Convert fill to stroke
Hi.
For efficient plotting you would want a continuous line,
the plotter would then not need to lift the pen which slow down the plotting.
Easiest way to add hatching which is a continuous line is to use the
extensions made for the Eggbot plotter. Eggbot Overview
Link to the extensions: Extensions
Link to explanations on how to use: Howto
For efficient plotting you would want a continuous line,
the plotter would then not need to lift the pen which slow down the plotting.
Easiest way to add hatching which is a continuous line is to use the
extensions made for the Eggbot plotter. Eggbot Overview
Link to the extensions: Extensions
Link to explanations on how to use: Howto
Good Luck!
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Re: Convert fill to stroke
ragstian wrote:Hi.
For efficient plotting you would want a continuous line,
the plotter would then not need to lift the pen which slow down the plotting.
Easiest way to add hatching which is a continuous line is to use the
extensions made for the Eggbot plotter. Eggbot Overview
Link to the extensions: Extensions
Link to explanations on how to use: Howto
Thank you, this is exactly what I needed!