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How do you turn off the weed border in artcut bro?

You've hurt my head with all this crap! You do realise you can open the image in artcut and also import an then image scan from artcut to do what youve done in 20 mins in 1 second 🤣 I do it all the time from Google images in fact I'm doing right now hence how I found this video I'm looking for best setting to put my plotter blade to Keep doing the work dude Youl get there eventually

When I start writing it stop print

ROFL, was this published on April 1st?

plot in not active in my inkscape, help please

Very useful

didn't work for me. using craft robo pro. already using adobe illustrator for it, but would have liked to try inkscape for simplicity. i suppose inkscape doesn't support laser mark reading though..

good vid straight to the point ... no polish .....no mucking round .......this is how its done vid shows what you said it would in english

I'm happy for you bud, but I need some free cutter software. I haven't touched my plotter in years, and can't remember what I used back then. This seemed a lot easier back in the day.

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Hey mate I found an easier way if you didnt already know, thanks to watching this though.. 😉 You do it all in artcut2009. - Import JPG image into artcut - highlight Image - file > image tracing > next > next > tick smooth (yes). - move image over and you'll see outlined. - highlight actual image (not outlined) - Edit > delete Then scale to necessary size. Hope that helped, using 1 software not jumping through different ones.

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Hi there, appreciate the help, years back I used signcut so may be different but just saved it as DXF and had no issues. Worked for embroidery machine too. I'll probably be back when artcut won't work! 👍😎❤️

i don't know you but I know you found your purpose. You are a great teacher. Thank you.

This is a bullshit....i dont understand people in the coment sayng this is good tutorial.....Tracing the traced line is resulting double lines....this is a BS....

When I click cut/plot it just says “an unnamed file was not found”

ありがとうございました！ very helpful ! 👍

Still one of the best vids out to date thank yoy

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could you please tell us more about what a key span is and how it works?

Thank you for the clear directions!

THANK YOU!!!

hi after i press cut , said an unnamed file was not find . can some one help me please? why said that?

Ok I am following the video step by step and it is not working. Not sure what I am doing wrong.

Big thanks brother 👍

thanks

What version of Inkscape are you using? Besides the PNG not being an option even the trace bitmap options are different from v1.0

What if we don’t have the option of saving in as png file 2:31

Hello can anyone help me I’ did his steps till the saving the Inkscape image where he says save it as a png but I didn’t see that option can anyone hep

so saving out of inkscape. .PNG is not even an option under save as. so confused. anyway you can help out?

Hi is there a way I can send you a pic for you to help me please

How would you rate the cutter? I'm looking at one on ebay. Affordable. I need it to contour cut it says it does

Ayuda porfavor yo compre una igual sk 375 de 14 "" pero e tenido muchos problemas con instalación del software acual software puedo usar

Simple answer for a problem that I couldn't figure out. Thank you very much.

I really do not want to offend anyone, but as a professional I have to say that this is the worst way to send files to the plotter. Cutting machines need vector graphics and PNG‘s or JPEG‘s do not contain vector graphics. Tracing is a method to create vectors from a bitmap, but by exporting it to a bitmap png, you destroyed your tracing result. Re-saving it as JPEG makes it even worse because JPEG is a lossy format. With every additional tracing and saving as JPEG you lose information. And then you even traced it a second time in your cutting software ... PNG‘s, JPEG‘s or other bitmap files are not used it the cutting industry. You need to stick to file formats which allow vector graphics like EPS, PDF or AI. All you had to do in Inscape is tracing and saving it as EPS. Then import it in your cutting software and start the job.

thank you

So this excludes art cut 2009 all together ? Have you managed to find a way to keep the integrity of the trace on to art cut ? If so would like to know . Thank you for the videos mate .

Hi there , this has helped big time . I've noticed when I use this method some images turn out very deformed . This is when I'm in art cut traced image. I'm sure you've seen this fault if so have you got a solution?

Hi is there a reason this had to be traced? Still learning the softwares.

great video thank's for share !!

I've been commenting on all KZbinrs . See if u will answer me . I have a logo I'm trying to do . But it has 9 colors I'm having problems when cutting it cuts all the line is there a easy way of doing this

thankyou for this info it was something i needed to get the ball rolling haha

Hi, please can someone tell me how can i cut in just one line ,not double? Thanks!

I have Inkscape which i use to plot cut often. I have already used Bitmap trace and node editied. The issue after saving PNG in Inkscape, opening in paint, saving as JPEG, imported to Artcut, the image is traced and looks like garbage (original). Why not just use Inkscape? The image is better than the one you have retraced in Artcut.

theres no need, inkscape can interface directly to chinese plotters,convert text to path (under path menu), goto extentions > export > plot....connection settings tab > set your com port then serial flow to none and command language to DMPL. works great

Once I apply the path to Union, the centers of the letters disappear. Any Ideas?

that was EXACTLY what I needed for a couple of days that I was trying out all kind of solutions.. so, I does not need any particular cutter, just to setup port, baud, that what you've shown and all is good to go?

Thanks bro

Great video learnt a lot from it, thanks loads :-)