Then the following message comes up, and the file is not printed to the UCP.įile "print_win32_vector.py", line 214, inįile "C:\Program Files\Inkscape\share\inkscape\extensions\inkex\base.py", line 140, in runįile "print_win32_vector.py", line 191, in effect It brings up the correct settings window from the UCP, to set cut and engrave settings on material, and I hit OK. Have a file that contains red line vectors, stroke width of 0.001". While this does work, it creates an extra step that is costly of time, especially when working back and forth with the file and laser cutter to dial in a process or part.
My workaround is to save-as to PDF, then print from the PDF. I have seen that some people use Win32 Vector Print to do this, but for me it results in the following message showing up, and does not actually print the item to the control panel.
It results in all vectors coming in as raster images, which does not work to cut or vector engrave materials. My laser engraver software (Universal Control Panel) does not accept regular printing from Inkscape.
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