Continuing the discussion from -0.000 when auto bottom left placing using L button:
It is not fixed yet (or any answer from devs), and it doesnt matter if it is pressing the “L” button or the “place left” and/or “place bottom” button
Continuing the discussion from -0.000 when auto bottom left placing using L button:
It is not fixed yet (or any answer from devs), and it doesnt matter if it is pressing the “L” button or the “place left” and/or “place bottom” button
I still do not see anything stating why this is an issue. If this is creating a problem for you, please state what that problem is.
Technically, mathematically, plus zero and minus zero are the same thing, Zero.
Because -0.000 is less than 0 (at least, for LB) and the export fails: the object is outside of the burning zone.
This is what the developers need to know. Send an email to Support@LightburnSoftware.com and include a link to this thread.
I’m forwarding it for someone to take a look!
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Here you have a sample file with an object at 0,-0.000
When I opened it up, it confirmed those coordinates.
I saved it as an SVG without an error message. I then opened it in Chrome and it matched the Lightburn design.
Can you describe how it fails? Maybe my Import/Export settings are different. Can you snapshot (WinKey+S) your Import/Export window and add it to a your Reply?
Oh, that export! I also get that message.
But to see if it is an actual problem, I saved it as GCode (Absolute Coords), then did a Run GCode. It ran just fine on my machine.
It appears that it is just a nusance warning triggered by the negative sign. At least now the Developers have something to look at if it is serious enough.
Thanks for providing the details.