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Enter Your Text And Typeset it. [Apply]. Font Chosen Was Sans 1-stroke
Select Text You Entered on Page. Edit->Resize Page to Selection. (This Step Is Optional).
Save File As SVG.
When You load that SVG File into PyCAM, all of the letters will be stacked on top of each other. (See Attached Screen Shot).
GIMP writes the SVG Path differently than Inkscape. (Compare Attached SVG Files). It uses "M" and "C" Co-Ordinates.
The Inkscape file uses a "translate" directive to sequence each letter, but PyCAM ignores it.
In GIMP 2.10:
File->New
Create new File. Attached is 600 DPI, 600x600, 8-Bit Greyscale.
Add Text using Text Tool. Font Used was "Quicksand".
Layers Tab Right Click->Merge Down Text Layer Into Background.
Use Select By Color Tool To select your text. (Use Black Text, White Background).
Select->To Path
Paths Tab-> Right Click Export Path. (Save as SVG File).
Open SVG File from GIMP in PyCAM. Letters will be in order.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
gimpdrawing.svg.txt
inkscapedrawing.svg.txt
PyCAM Version: 0.0-unknown
Commit ID: 4687f2f
Steps To Reproduce:
In Inkscape 0.92:
When You load that SVG File into PyCAM, all of the letters will be stacked on top of each other. (See Attached Screen Shot).
GIMP writes the SVG Path differently than Inkscape. (Compare Attached SVG Files). It uses "M" and "C" Co-Ordinates.
The Inkscape file uses a "translate" directive to sequence each letter, but PyCAM ignores it.
In GIMP 2.10:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: