I restarted Inkscape and tried the test with the 100mm100mm.svg you uploaded earlier. It is, however, several versions older than the latest version in the repo you linked to. I just checked, and it is the same as the dxf_outlines.py in the latest release source tarball on (except the shebang line). Ok, I searched and the only dxf_outlines.py on my machine is /usr/share/ inkscape/ extensions/ dxf_outlines. OpenSCAD also shows the rectangle as being 106.371mm on each side, so it seems that the exported DXF has the wrong size, which suggests that import is fine, but export is scaling things. To narrow down whether this was an import or export problem, I tried loading the DXF into OpenSCAD.
Note that the imported rectangle is now 106.371mm on each side. Disable "Use automatic scaling to size A4", and set manual scale factor to 1.0. Import the exported DXF into the same drawing. Disable "use ROBO-Master" and "use LWPOLYLINE" (though I don't think either setting matters). Choose "Desktop Cutting Plotter (AutoCAD DXF R14) (*.dxf)" as the format. (I don't know if either of these are necessary to reproduce)Ĥ. In Document Properties set the page size to something other than A4, and set the units to mm. Saving as "Desktop Cutting Plotter (AutoCAD DXF R14) (*.dxf)" seems to scale up the drawing by about 6%.Ģ.
0 kommentar(er)
