I am wanting to cut out a "french fry box" that I saw in a SU catalog. I found a PDF of a box, opened it in Inkscape, traced it as a bitmap, imported it into SCAL and my score (folding) lines are solid cut lines!!?? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I will try to attach the files for anyone that could help. As always, thank you!!Help with SVG file!?
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jillybeans
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Help with SVG file!?
Could someone please help me with this? I swear I have read the tutorials and watched videos trying to figure this out on my own and I need help! I am wanting to cut out a "french fry box" that I saw in a SU catalog. I found a PDF of a box, opened it in Inkscape, traced it as a bitmap, imported it into SCAL and my score (folding) lines are solid cut lines!!?? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I will try to attach the files for anyone that could help. As always, thank you!!
I am wanting to cut out a "french fry box" that I saw in a SU catalog. I found a PDF of a box, opened it in Inkscape, traced it as a bitmap, imported it into SCAL and my score (folding) lines are solid cut lines!!?? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I will try to attach the files for anyone that could help. As always, thank you!!- Attachments
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feather917
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Re: Help with SVG file!?
Hi. I just opened it up and removed the lines by using the node editing option. Here you go.
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jillybeans
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Re: Help with SVG file!?
Thank you so much... hopefully I'll get the hang of this one day!
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Silvertip
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Re: Help with SVG file!?
Also once you learn inkscape you can actually create a file for the folding or scoring lines, then instead of cutting in scal, put your blade in the housing upside down and turn the housing (the green thing) to six, it makes a wonderful folding line.
Sorry I am not very technical.
Sorry I am not very technical.