> View this message in context: > Sent from the OpenSCAD mailing list archive at. I keep the base units in mm to be consistent with OpenSCAD. > 7 - Make sure the ROBO-Master spline option is unchecked, LWPOLYLINE option > 6 - Save as Desktop Cutting Plotter (Autocad DXF R14). > (adjust the value based on granularity you need I use 0.3 or 0.1 for most So, in the most basic version: python3 dxfoutlines.py -output'yourfile.dxf' 'yourfile.svg' You can also type python3 dxfoutlines. Find it in your Inkscape installation folder, inside the directory /share/inkscape/extensions. > 5 - Flatten Beziers: Extensions -> Modify Path -> Flatten Beziers You need to run the extension from the command line, using the available parameters. > 4 - Convert to Path: Path -> Object to Path (Ctrl+Shift+C) Has anybody tinkered with getting openscad to take DXF files from inkscape? What steps did you use? I get the same set of errors as with the cookie cutter code, so I'm betting it has to do with the DXF file I'm creating, but I have no idea what to change. I've been following this tutorial to a T: and no dice even just getting it to extrude ten px using the code in the blog post. I'm pretty sure I'm missing something basic.
I want to make some new cookie cutters, using the code here: but openscad keeps giving me errors about intersecting lines, and that doesn't make any sense to me because I'm literally going as simple as drawing a circle in inkscape, converting object to a path(so it becomes a square), selecting the edit paths by nodes tool, selecting the whole object, make selected segments lines, and exporting to dxf with LWPOLYLINE as type of line output.
Hey guys, I'm having trouble getting Openscad to process DXF files I make in Inkscape.
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