It might be direction of path, so make the main trace clock-wise and the cut-outs anti-clockwise. It is going to depend on how the machine handles these. The eagle has part of the wing missing, you can make a path that goes off the edge of the canvas.Įagle + scroll + flag is really just a single outline with a couple of holes inside. More usual to do this sort of work in a vector application such as Inkscape.Įdit: Just another quick look at the image. That is right click in Paths dialogue Export As
Gimp will only export a single path as an SVG at a time. It might/might-not fit in with what you want.įor a CNC machine or similar I guess you will need a single SVG so merging everything is the only option. If the path is not closed, then to start a new section hold the shift key down. However to start a new section of path keep an eye on the path tool cursor.įor example: You can make a closed path and start a new separate path easily. It is easier to merge paths than to separate them although Ofnuts path tools plugin can do this. Paths are independent of layers, even the canvas. Quote:I need to know for each item I trace does that go on a new layer? then when I am all done do I merge? I never keep anything (other than my own projects) so another partial video, not doing the whole thing, this showing the scroll, and flag in separate paths. Quote:I do want the background removed, all I want is the eagle with the ribbon & Flag, so I can than enter it into my carvewright, carving machine?
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