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RE: Plugin for converting images to g-code for laser engraving - francoisphils - 03-31-2020 Hello! After following the instruction , the export gcode option does not appear , i am using Linux lite,gimp2.10 ,python 2.7.17 what is missing? Idiot! i did not copy the right plugin RE: Plugin for converting images to g-code for laser engraving - francoisphils - 08-06-2020 i have started to use this plugin for Wood Lazer engraving on Linux , and GRBL , and it seems to work just fine .Thank you. It's actually the only way i have found to go from raster image to g-Code.Inkscape does not work for me, there is always a problem with the toolbox...not clear! I will make more testing , and feed back. RE: Plugin for converting images to g-code for laser engraving - JPMarkle - 09-29-2020 (02-07-2019, 06:17 AM)DougCoffland Wrote: OK, thanks for the suggestion. It's available for on github at: I'd like to start by saying that you did a great job. One update that I'd like to see is a raster image output, where you are only getting the outermost lines of the image, and the inside of the image is left unaltered. I currently export my file to a .png and then open the .png in LaserGRBL to get the raster image. From there, you could actually do an additional modification to drop the Z axis on multiple passes for folks like me who have a laser engraver and a CNC that both use G-Code files. I'd gladly pay a registration for something like that. Thank you again for your work, and I hope to hear back from you. |