It doesn't make any sense why I should need to do that, as my drawings are produced to a 1:1 scale. If I manually scale all the objects up by about 375%, then it seems to import into LaserCut the right size. but they are never the right size.ĭoes anyone have any idea how to get the DXF to properly represent the size of my drawing? I've never worked with DXFs before. When I import the file into LaserCut, the paths are all the right shape. When saving to DXF, it prompts me for the base unit, and I chose mm. I've tried to save the SVG to DXF both using Save As.
I've also tried changing around the scaling factor, and that made no difference. In the document properties, I have the scaling set to 1:1, 1 user unit to 1 mm. I've verified all the paths are the correct size.
As per the LaserCut page regarding Inkscape support, I have the document properties unit set to mm, all my paths are sized in mm.
I have my SVG file all complete, scaled to the full size (1:1). open Inkscape open the example file Leave all the import settings to default What happened An error message Traceback (most recent call last): File 'dxfinput.py', line 530, inI have an SVG file that I'm converting to DXF to feed to a laser cutter via the LaserCut 5.3 software.
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