I had a few round things laser cut in metal and they came back with a corner due to this option accidentially being enabled. That way a user with no real clue about DXF implementation details gets a clear hint, that ROBO-Master has more impact on the result than just a choice of DXF operators. The reason we want arcs is for using in HeeksCNC, for machining, but I guess we could make a separate function to convert the spline to arcs and also have an option for dxf file opening, that automatically converts splines to arcs.
"distort shapes for ROBO-Master compatibility" or something along this line. You are right, we should have a class for splines, like HArc and HLine. I suggest rewording the option description from "use ROBO-Master type of spline output" to for example The export plugin should clearly mention to the user that enabling this option may distort your drawing when using the ROBO-Master spline option. When exporting DXF in Fusion 360 which has splines in the sketch, the spline disappears or becomes segmented in other applications, such as Inkscape.
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export as DXF with the ROBO-Master option enabled svg files to add logos text to my Fusion 360 and in this tutorial I'll show you how using Inkscape - a completely free alternative to.This is a big difference to the LWPOLYLINE option, which is basically an implementation detail, having no effect on the shapes. It seems that ROBO-Master has certain restrictions regarding the shape of splines, hence the output gets distorted. When exporting bezier curves via the DXF (AutoCAD R14) plugin the output will most likely contain distorted splines when the ROBO-Master spline option is enabled.
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