This may well be an operator problem 
If I import a shape in to Luban from an Jpg file and tell it to cut using 2 passes it will make 4 passes. If I tell it 1 pass then it makes 2 passes. This seems to only be true if I import a Jpg image.
If I create the shape in Luban then 1 pass results in 1 pass and likewise requesting 2 passes results in 2 passes.
Any ideas on how to correct this? Thanks!
It’s cutting the inside and the outside of the shape/line.
Use inkscape to convert it to an svg.
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2 copies of the file?
Is there a setting to prevent Luban from following both the inside and outside of a line?
If I import my Jpg in to Inkscape and then save it as Svg will that cure this issue? Sorry I am new to this hobby.
No matter how thin my lines are in my JPG file, Snapmaker makes two passes with the second being off my line slightly. Is there a way to get “On The Path” to simply make one pass down the center of the line?
I am using Vector for my layout as I need to be able to see the grid markings under my JPG. This is because I have to scale it to a particular size.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Hi, a bit late to reply but. If you use bitmap lines, then you will have both side used by the laser.
So, if you dont have a svg file, you can fill the drawing. What I mean is, if you have a square = 2 lines, if you fill the square = 1 line
