This double line problem is why pdf and eps files are also unacceptable. However if I run this same dxf file through A9 Converter and then into cut2d it loads, but I still have double lines (ie every path is a bounded surface instead of just line). Trying to load these files crashed cut2d (see attached dump log). Then I tried using this inkscape extension to improve it's dxf exporting ( ). I tried the A9 Converter and cut2d would still fail to open the dxf file after converting it to an older version. I'm wondering if others have seen this problem with dxf files in cut2d? Does anyone use inkscape with eps files and do they always work? Is there any disadvantage to using esp files? Dxf seems to be the most common file format around so I am wondering why cut2d has problems with it.īasically I just want some reassurances that my inkscape drawings will open in cut2d before I pay for it.ĭrawing.dxf Simple Single Star (4.46 KiB) Downloaded 409 times The good news is that inkscape can export files as eps or pdf which both seem to work with cut2d.
Other programs had no problems opening this file. I've attached a file containing a star made of some standard paths in case someone wants to look at a failing case. I started experimenting and even some very simple dxf files would not load. The only problem I ran into was most of my inkscape generated dxf files would not load. It did everything I wanted and much more. I was just using the trial version and went through the getting started tutorial.
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