I have a very nice SVG that I have imported into Carbide Create Pro and would like to do some carving with. Here is the SVG:
When I took a closer look at the design in Carbide Create, I noticed the some of the lines (in particular the laurel/wreath feature) seem to have “doubled up”. See what I mean?
I would prefer if the outlines of the leaves were treated as a single line, rather than a thick line that is represented as two lines (if that makes any sense…)
I guess this is more of an SVG editing question. I have Inkscape installed already. I’m hoping someone has done something like this before. I’m hoping this is an easy edit…
Which brings me back to SVG editing. Looking at the original SVG, it seems like the outline of the leaves should be a single line. Not two. Possibly this is an easy fix in Inkscape? I am, however, talking from ignorance here. I don’t mess with SVG’s much. I normally just import DXF files from Solidworks parts.
Haha it’s a bit early for that. Class of 2019. Here’s hoping, though!
You will need to either find a version of the logo which has the lines drawn as you wish, or re-draw the lines so that they follow the centerline instead.
Note that if you select everything and assign a V carving toolpath the appearance is as one would expect and reasonable:
