Thank you for this valuable gem of information. Wow, that font is awesome! I will definitely use it in the future. When finished, I will let you see the result. I'm still waiting for my new batch of plexiglass and spray paint. here you see my perfect arrows 😁Ĥ) Finally I hide my background layer, and export the document to a png file (using 600 dpi for high accuracy)ĥ) Then I use Snapmaker Luban to create the G-Code for my laser engraver, that will perfectly remove the paint on my plexiglas panel to allow background ilumination The result is the png file.ġ) I exported my sketch of my instrument panel from Fusion 360 in dxf format (I'm using Fusion 360 to design the panels, and create the toolpaths to cut them out with my CNC)Ģ) I import this dxf file in Inkscape, and make my document size exactly the same size - I snap it to the document border - and use this as my background layer (locked)ģ) I can then use the geometry of that imported dxf file to draw my text and symbols (text uses a special font "MS 33558"), making use of guides, snapping, etc. I have added the svg file for people who are interested. Anyway, I succeeded my first project in Inkscape.
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