EZCAD2 TUTORIAL:Cleaning up vector images
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2022
- Back again with another EZcad2 tutorial. Here I show you guys how to clean up images that have a bunch of random lines and filled areas and hopeful help solve a potentially annoying situation for my fellow laser operators out there.
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Excellent descriptive and clear video, thankyou very much! As a beginner the hatching issues are very frustrating and this offers the insights needed to sort the issues. Thanks for taking the time to describe this.
Very handy info. Thanks!
Thank you very much. Very useful video!
Glad I found this. Thank you!
Thank you man the video really help me ❤
Объяснил принцип. Спасибо!
Nice video
how do I unblur fuzzy photos and get crisp details. I have a photo I like but when I zoom in close I see gray pixels next to my black pixels.
Great video brother
Appreciate it thank you
about the best video on ezcad work. thank you!.... one problem I keep running into is that after I import my vector file, I Had a few lines that were missing. So I draw in the straight line and when I go to connect the nodes, it wont let me select both nodes and then unite them. Any ideas on what i'm doing wrong? Yes, I'm holding shift. when I select one, it deselects the other. How do I add in lines and then unite the nodes? if you need more clarification, I would be happy to provide.
What file type are you importing? Try different file types and see if they all have some disappearing lines before you try adding lines. Some EZ cad read certain file types weird. To fix your Node problem select the whole image including your line and hit "Group" up in the top left corner. Then you should be able to connect nodes.
Could you please do it with colored photo
Photos cant be colored in this version of Ezcad if im not mistaken. If you mean black and white grey scale. Im not sure how to do it I only use vector images when I laser.
Ok for the explanation of the topic but the video part of the tutorial is completely out of focus. You can't see the parameters or even the buttons you press.