I made this svg in illustrator. Imports in fine but I automatically get a cut depth of 0. Even the display looks like it’ll cut the way I want but it makes no sense that a cut depth of zero would carve anything. Anybody know what’s happening here?
there is a possibility you have two sets of vectors over laying each other, how about sharing the SVG?
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Here it is. Not sure if I’m attaching it right.
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Michael,
like mention earlier you have multiple vectors on top of each other, this is not good.
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How do I fix it or prevent it from happening?
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Most SVG need to get cleaned up before use. try this
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Wow! How did you do that?
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Vectric software, it would be a good investment.
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download the trial along with the couple projects that they give you
Happy carving
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Thanks again. You’re the man!
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The initial photo shows black portions and white portions, those white portions are the 0 depth part, you may be able to select one piece, then go to edit>select matching depth and then delete all of the 0 depth part. . Or select all and use Edit>Combine to effectively erase the 0 depth part from the deeper depth parts, leaving the design tou may want, but this is dependent on the layering of whats on top of other objects …
Select these two areas and combine them. Should fix it. You are likely seeing the center knockout area as it is on top of the outlying border.
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I’ll give it a try. Thx.
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Thanks for the input. I’ll give it a try.
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