OUTPUT FOLDER when making GCODE with INKSCAPE

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This video is in response to a request for assistance with selecting the GCODE output folder.
I show here how I do select the output folder - this always just works for me on all of the machines that I run Inkscape on - four different PCs in total.
If you are having issues then perhaps it could be that permissions on your operating system may stop you from writing to certain locations, so try a few different folders in different locations if you are having difficulties with this, and also, be sure to copy and paste the exact path as I show in the video to make sure the format is correct.
I hope this is of help to somebody.

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@andriusalbavicius9238 5 месяцев назад

thanks for the information on how to create a folder👌

@constantintudoreci5733 4 месяца назад

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@vtpvlogs7256 11 месяцев назад

Hello, can you help me convert black and white images to G code in C# code? I have a laser programming project

@dingolovethrob 11 месяцев назад

Blimey ! Thats a 'tall order' ! - and your description is a bit vague.... It sounds like a lot of work , the sort of thing you'd only want to do if it wasn't possible using readily available tools. The first thing to do would be to look at the programs that are supplied with laser cutters. they often have a raster setting where the software will burn in a raster pattern and the intensity of the laser is linked to the luminance of the pixel, so they do teh job for you. However if you want to do the entire thing yourself in c# then you need to start by defining exactly what it is that you want to do....