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== cut from Inkscape == | |||
Engraving/rasters from Inkscape works, but cutting/vectors doesn't work natively. (epilog goes straight to "done") | Engraving/rasters from Inkscape works, but cutting/vectors doesn't work natively. (epilog goes straight to "done") | ||
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=== eliminate the "fog" around things === | === eliminate the "fog" around things === | ||
Alexander's calgary flames had a fog around them - why? | Alexander's calgary flames had a fog around them - why? | ||
when looking how to print from Inkscape I found some info about this... some people called it a "halo"; didn't find out what the solution is. | |||
== Materials/Speed/Power settings == | |||
== Speed/Power settings == | * 65/5/500 works for white and brown paper | ||
** little more oomph, I had to separate some spots manually, but they may have been out of focus | |||
[[Category: How to]] | [[Category: How to]] | ||
Revision as of 06:09, 2012 October 2
cut from Inkscape
Engraving/rasters from Inkscape works, but cutting/vectors doesn't work natively. (epilog goes straight to "done")
Found a reference somewhere that this has to do with the printer driver subsystem. (reference?)
To cut an Inkscape design:
- set stroke style width to 0.001
- File menu, save-as, pdf
- check "convert text-to-paths"
- save
- open PDF file
- print as usual
eliminate the "fog" around things
Alexander's calgary flames had a fog around them - why? when looking how to print from Inkscape I found some info about this... some people called it a "halo"; didn't find out what the solution is.
Materials/Speed/Power settings
- 65/5/500 works for white and brown paper
- little more oomph, I had to separate some spots manually, but they may have been out of focus