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Plus that preview is tiny.although I haven't used it for a while, maybe the preview is larger now?
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Anyway, that's why I say trial and error will probably be needed.

I've actually submitted a feature request to have them included in the preview. But for some reason, those options aren't updated in the Preview. If you want to try for more precision, there are also some options on the Options tab, which can help. From my experience, I would say all the defaults should give an acceptable result. It's an unfortunate "no-man's land" sometimes, using those extensions.Īnyway, I find that almost every time I use Trace Bitmap, I do a lot of trial and error, to find the best result. So we can't make use of their experience. So I don't know, does the machine need 2 paths to cut out wood between them? Or can the machine make a specifically wider or narrower cut along a single path? And then when we try to help people with their projects, they rarely come back and tell us the result. I've even posted there, offering to write tutorials, if someone would explain it all to me. And the person who designed most of those extensions doesn't participate otherwise in the community, so you have to go to his (Russian) forum to get help. To be honest, this is a point I'm a little confused about with some of the CNC type projects. But if the double lines are ok, and especially if they are needed, then Trace Bitmap is a good solution. Ok, well I would say hand drawn paths are almost always better.
