Thanks Bernd. When I joined it showed that the forum would not show my email. It’s a junkmail @ anyhow. I’ll figure it out soon but no big deal.
Thanks for the tips about transferring by USB. I’ll give that a shot. Couldn’t transfer at the time as my wife was using desktop, I borrowed her laptop so I could move it with the CNC.
I was running out of time and imgur was running slow so I will try to provide better context.
I am not sure what you mean about that. I’m buying lightroom regardless. I have 30 days and I have other bills to be paid, why not make money with my project to pay for lightburn first? I have it to learn under trial no? It’s great software and with forum support. What’s not to love?
I would like to be able to do something in between fill and engrave. The first sample piece I did today engraved out the lettering (the “I love you” birch) and yet it does the raster scan on the circle and not really an engrave. With higher power/slower speed I was able to fill my need, but I’d like to engrave out the circle a bit in a thick line.
I hadn’t found that resource yet, and wasn’t aware of what would happen. I’m still testing but my initial test were on point until the larger whole board where it engrave out everything but the letters. I guess test test test.
I am trying to do something like this:
And instead, got the area filled in the box even though it was under “line” and it left the lettering raised while ti was also “line”. Fill was not checked. I will keep testing. I think I follow about layers, I was pondering today that it might need to be it’s own layer.
I’ve tried it and had mixed results. However, as an example, with lettering, I added lettering and when I choose it, it appears to choose the whole letter, in reality it has divided the lettering into multiple layers and only deleted that layer. I can only do that after exporting. So I sort of have a workaround now.
I had exported and attached via email to myself and dropbox and lost the image, and settings etc. I will try direct storage from PC to PC.