Two gcode files, one generated by Easel for the holes, the other generated by FEngrave for the text. Getting past one obstacle (yay) gets me to the next (boo). dxf, and as you say, the import into fengrave is crystal clear.
dxf is a vector format, so in inkscape I saved as. Gcode-pendant-front-p2.zip (2.3 I appreciate the pixel/vector heads up. svg, although it is in a slightly different state than when I posted last night, since I kept fiddling with it trying again and again. I feel bad pestering the forum with this issue, as I normally am able to resolve carving problems by reading the existing solutions you all have shared in the past, but this one really has me at wit’s end. It comes out the same whether I export the text as text or if converted to a path with “Path -> Object to Path”.
The final screenshot is F-Engrave after importing the PNG via “Open DXF/Bitmap”, in “engrave” mode. Next one is the exported PNG viewed in Edge, MS Photo, and Chrome, all three exhibit the blurry antialiasing around the edges as I zoom. First one is the raw SVG being edited in Inkscape, zoomed to 1500%, the crisp clear edges are beautiful. I suspect the issue has something to do with anti-aliasing. The text comes in blurry/fuzzy/irregular/not crisp. png in F-Engrave to generate engraving toolpaths. Export PNG from Inkscape containing only the text labels. Step one works fine…save a copy of the SVG, delete everything that is not a hole, upload svg to Easel for carving the button and LED holes. I spent the entire weekend troubleshooting and cannot for the life of me figure out what I’m missing on this project. I’ve made this process work before, so am not sure what is going wrong now. I am trying to 2.5d engrave/carve a front panel for a small electronics project (a prototype UGS pendant).
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