FUSION 360 ERROR INKSCAPE SVG HOW TO

What am I doing wrong? This can’t be that difficult. Step 1: Open the svg file in Illustrator Step 2: Select all curves and then select Object->Transform->Scale from the menu Step 3: In the Scale dialog, input scale value 96/dpi. That’s when I gave up and decided to ask for help. When I imported the resulting SVG into Slingshot, the set of four panels was so tiny I could barely see them. The resulting imports seemed rather small in Inkscape, but I proceeded as instructed.

FUSION 360 ERROR INKSCAPE SVG HOW TO

I couldn’t figure out how to break them apart and rotate them to the correct orientation, so I opted to import a few individual panels at a time. The panels were all laying on top of each other with many facing on end instead of laying flat. (I know you can export SVGs from Fusion 360 using an add-in from a Springa competitor, but the add-in didn’t seem to work.)įollowing the instructions from Springa in a YouTube video found here, I downloaded Inkscape and tried to use the full project Dxf to convert to SVG. I also exported DxF files of the individual panels. I downloaded the free trial (full version) of Fusion 360 and exported a DxF of the entire project. He agreed to sell me the file because he is backed up until fall. This is the very file this guy uses to make these inserts. I purchased a set of custom plans for a travel trailer galley drawer insert. Still, I used to be a software engineer, so this shouldn’t be THAT hard… Newbie here with all things CNC and related software, so this is likely user error.

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