I traced and vectorized my logo in Illustrator. It’s filled in in Illustrator with the paths shown in blue around, but when I import into Lightburn only the paths (not the fill) remain.
Here’s what it looks like in Illustrator:
Here’s what it looks like in Lightburn:
Settings > Filled Rendering is definitely toggled ON
If I set “Fill and Line” it just turns completely filled in:
What am I missing?
see if all the paths are closed, they are probably not if it is a trace. I fear you have to inspect each path that needs to be filled and close or combine with the right other path to get the result desired, a lot of work. but you can start to set the outline of this big blue circle to another layer and see what comes up.
If you are willing, post the file so I can take a closer look. 
In Illustrator, if you set it to only fill with no outline stroke, when imported into LightBurn you shouldn’t get all the duplicates. Illustrator saves a copy of the path for the fill and another for the stroke, so just use one or the other and it should import cleaner.
Just starting my day, opened this file and started ungrouping. There are a ton of duplicate shapes and the original tracing done in AI created shapes that look like knotted string as shown. @RalphU did a great job unraveling.
Oh yay!!! Y’all are the best!! I’m guessing it’s something wonky about how I traced it. I’m not super Illustrator proficient and was mostly doing what The Google told me to do. Thank you!!!
Noooo, not the Google! hahaha The trace image in AI can produce these odd ‘knotted’ shapes that cause issues. Adobe produced the trace feature to accommodate many uses, not specifically for path generation intended for laser production. We find the trace tool used in LightBurn to be a bit easier to get the results required for laser work.
Try using the built-in Image Trace with your next project and compare the results. It may be a simpler workflow for you.
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Ohhh I didn’t know lightburn could trace! I’ll have to find where that is. Thanks!
Hello, I think I may be having the same issue as @Rick where I am attempting to fill in an image but the only option I am getting is an outline and not the fill.
I have attached a screenshot of the issue, an example of what I want the end result to look like, and the project file, any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Not_Fill.lbrn2 (163.7 KB)
