Yes.
You can already import and use an existing .COR files, even if they were made with an external tool with 64x64 points.
**Edit**
I fact checked my statement with a developer, and it turns out that some calibration tools only save the raw measurements in the .COR files.
Other versions convert those into the lookup table that the hardware uses. We only support the ‘hardware lookup table’ versions at this time
It’s not currently possible to use EzCad’s .COR file and still change the field size in LightBurn due to the nature of these files.
We have plans for an advanced 25-Point calibration. It’s on the roadmap, but we can’t give you a timeline for when it will be ready!
On some controllers, the axis assignments are incorrect (only jogs down), and on the RC-6, the Home Direction Invert switch doesn’t always seem to work.
A new RC version will be released soon that fixes this.
I can’t confirm this.
Are you sure your source image is, in fact, 16-bit?
LightBurn displays the bit depth of the selected image in the status bar here.
The bit depth stayed at 16-bits, even after cropping and masking the image.
I fact checked my statement with a developer, and it turns out that some calibration tools only save the raw measurements in the .COR files.
Other versions convert those into the lookup table that the hardware uses. We only support the ‘hardware lookup table’ versions at this time
How do i see the difference ? We usually use the CalibrationWizard which comes with EZ3. This should be pretty much standard for the most users.
Nope, i assumed that this will pop up without any loaded configuration. But i will try, Thank you !
But this settings should be always visible otherwise you cant access them when you want to start “fresh”.
All these values must be correctly assigned to the options. A lot happens there, and we would need to set sane defaults if the config file is omitted
I’ll ask whether the toggles can be made visible either way.
Update:
Yes, that shouldn’t have happened. We’re adding it to the list. Good find, @rox!
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I have permanently blocked internet access to most (99%) of Microsoft’s services. Some services and applications are blocked on a per-session basis and as needed.
Would it be possible to add an import/export filter for EPS files?
I’ve been using EPS files since the mid 90s and I have a few 1000 of them. The greater majority of them I created during my career as a graphic designer.
Yes I know I can covert EPS files with any one of the softwares that I have installed. But it would be a lot easier to have this option included in LB.
Also, many downloadable laser files that are available to purchase or for free usually includes EPs files, so there must be a need.
I can see three feature requests on Fider, with roughly 100 votes combined.
We use Fider to determine what we should develop next. As always, it’s a matter of balancing effort against return.
EPS files can be deceptively complex. Encapsulated PostScript isn’t just “another vector format” like SVG. It’s basically a program in PostScript.
They can include logic, loops, conditionals, Fonts, and all of that with different “dialects” (CorelDraw, Illustrator) - It’s not easy.
I’d recommend looking for a batch-conversion tool to convert all your older EPS files to the well-supported SVG.
Since there is a good number of people looking to be able to import EPS files, have you considered this along with GhostScript?
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Did you ever try the library?
I wonder how well this works. If we were to integrate it, we’d be partly responsible if something isn’t being parsed correctly. It would be interesting to hear @LightBurn’s stance.
Thanks @bernd.dk. @girish took a look, and we both have not been able to reproduce this here. Please provide any details you notice when presented with this warning that might help us track the cause. We are aware this is happening for you, but IIRC, this is the only report for this behavior we have received.
