I see. This is a job for J tech. They must upgrade their code as python2 is very dead.
It is an ex-language version. It's byten the string, imported six feet under, popped off it's dictionary iterator, shuffled off it's sort keys, this is an EX PYTHON! 🤣
I want to use Inkscape to create codes for my j tech laser mounted on a x carve.
I installed the plugin but when i press apply I get a error.
File "laser.py", line 51
def bezierslopeatt(((bx0,by0),(bx1,by1),(bx2,by2),(bx3,by3)),t):
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Your laser extension is assuming python2, but python2 is dead now. You will need a new laser.py extension that is coded for python3.
My laser is from J tech. I downloaded the plugin from their website
I see. This is a job for J tech. They must upgrade their code as python2 is very dead.
It is an ex-language version. It's byten the string, imported six feet under, popped off it's dictionary iterator, shuffled off it's sort keys, this is an EX PYTHON! 🤣