Hi all, I want to develop a laser cutting extension which builds upon another path to gcode extension (why re-invent the wheel). Everyone on YouTube seems to be using the JTech extention which, as far as I can tell, only supports Inkscape v0.9 and would be a bit of a pain to convert to python 3 whenever version 10 is released. Does anyone know what the advantages of the Jtech extension are over the path to gcode extension which ships with Inkscape?
It works fine on the V1.0 pre release candidate. It works as well on the released V1.0 but gives a warning about a deprecated function. I use a Mac and switched back to the release candidate as it works far faster than the actual release which was just too slow to use.
Ya, I wanted the extension to work so I got in touch with JTech and did it my self, if you look at the project's history you'll see I made most commits. I hadn't updated yet to the 1.0 release so I didn't realize there was another deprecation issue, it looks like JTech already fixed that in the latest commit but forgot to update the release. I'll fix that.
Hi all, I want to develop a laser cutting extension which builds upon another path to gcode extension (why re-invent the wheel). Everyone on YouTube seems to be using the JTech extention which, as far as I can tell, only supports Inkscape v0.9 and would be a bit of a pain to convert to python 3 whenever version 10 is released. Does anyone know what the advantages of the Jtech extension are over the path to gcode extension which ships with Inkscape?
Jtech now have a beta version of a V1.0 plug in, at https://jtechphotonics.com/?page_id=1980
It works fine on the V1.0 pre release candidate. It works as well on the released V1.0 but gives a warning about a deprecated function. I use a Mac and switched back to the release candidate as it works far faster than the actual release which was just too slow to use.
Ya, I wanted the extension to work so I got in touch with JTech and did it my self, if you look at the project's history you'll see I made most commits. I hadn't updated yet to the 1.0 release so I didn't realize there was another deprecation issue, it looks like JTech already fixed that in the latest commit but forgot to update the release. I'll fix that.