Just recently I have noticed that if I import several objects grouped together, they will be increased in size. If I import them individually, they stay the correct size. Any ideas?

[image] FaithMetalWorks: if I import several objects grouped together What format are these objects stored in?

Please zip and forward the offending file to developer at lightburnsoftware dot com, mention this post, and we can have a look. What was used to generate these SVG files or is this a consistent behavior regardless of which application is used to generate the file?

I will try to figure out how to zip it.

I just imported some junk from Inkscape as SVG with an assortment of grouped and ungrouped shapes and it seemed to work fine for me.

[image] Rick: What was used to generate these SVG files or is this a consistent behavior regardless of which application is used to generate the file? You did not answer this. Please do. You may not need to learn how to zip the file after all. :slight_smile: I asked because of this recent iss…

I create everything in Inkscape. It was 127mm in Inkscape and when I imported it into lightburn it changed to 189. I imported one that was 101mm and it stayed the same. Both were created in the same file. 2 different wooden squares. It was 10 pieces so I broke it apart, deleted all but one of them…

Could this be the issue you are seeing? [image] Inkscape to SVG imported in Lightburn is off by a smidge LightBurn Software Questions inkscape can mesure the objects using the “visual” or “geometrical” bounding box. (menu edit / preferences / tools) the first option adds…

If so, another reference from a different member. [image] Import from Inkscape In the Inkscape Preferences, make sure you have Geometric Bounding box selected. That way Inkscape will ignore the stroke width for your size. Lightburn does not see the stroke.

Altering size when imported?

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Rick (Technical Evangelist) December 19, 2019, 11:10pm 10

If so, another reference from a different member.