I have a question. Normally, I edit in INKSCAPE my files, but I’ve noticed when I import these SVGs to lightburn, it works as expected except the letter spacing. Let me put an example:
Black path is from lightburn, and red one is imported from inkscape, as you can see, lightburn detects well not only the text size but also the font family.
The problem is that it’s ignoring the letter-spacing (h-space in lightburn), so the object is a little bit different:
@jkwilborn that setting wouldn’t affect what the OP is seeing.
@sergiocasero until @lightburn can update the h-spacing in LB, you can select all of your text and Path>Object to Path, and save another SVG with something like LB after your filename - like FilenameLB.SVG
Object to Path removes the text data in Inkscape, so the “text” becomes shapes with fills. That is why you create a separate SVG for Lightburn, so you can go back and edit your original file if you need to.
You might want to consider the program Cuttle.xyz for manipulating connected text. They have connected text modifiers, so you just key in the word and it connects it and welds it. Then you can copy and paste between Cuttle and Lightburn.
I’ve added support for the Letter Spacing property for a future release (likely 1.7). It’s not perfect, because InkScape handles the spacing a little differently than we do, but it’s as close as I could make it.