I have a PDF of line drawing of a house, but its not converting any of the brick lines on the front of the house or the horizontal lines on the sides of the house and garage.
I attached the SVG
Even in this help forum the file is missing lines too. I am lost why.
Add the original graphic you are working with to get better assistance.
You could also use the masking technique to add the lines into the graphic.
I just copied and pasted you last screenshot and got this.
May want to play with image adjust a bit. (I didn’t)
Thank you! For some reason when I open it in Lightburn the lines are still missing.
They are very light.
I made the lines darker and but when I open in Lightburn they are still missing. Attached is the file. Could someone open in their Lightburn and see if it works? When I open the file it another program the lines are there. Could I have some setting turned off thats causing this?
I also included a screen shot from File Exporer of the pic and the lines are there, but they disappea in Lightburn.
Note that OP is using the posted SVG file. He’s not working with an image.
@Brian19335 How was the PDF generated? If the brick lines are generated using a pattern then LightBurn won’t import it. These must first be converted to paths for LightBurn to import them correctly.
@Bikemike’s approach could still work for you depending on your needs. If you convert the PDF to an image you could potentially just burn a raster version of the project.
I realize it is an image I used, but I do not see any svg posted.
The first image posted is an SVG. The forum automatically shows posted SVGs as inline images.
I’m confused though as the OP mentions PDF as well, and as far as I can see the SVG posted doesn’t seem to have any of the lines they say are missing.
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