What gives? Why can't Inkscape correctly export the scale of the original image? I have confirmed that other tools also interpret the exported dxf with severely incorrect dimensions, so this appears to be an export issue, not an import issue. I also tried saving it as SVG in Inkscape and then did an insert SVG (the DXF was also done using 'Insert DXF' option) but in this case nothing imports at all. I changed this to in in both but that did not work. System information: Running Inkscape 1.1 (c68e22c387, ), Windows 10 64-bit. Inkscape supports many advanced SVG features (markers, clones, alpha blending, etc Therefore, an acrylic floor is used in place of machined standoffs The Laser Draw Inkscape Extension is a free open source program released under the GNU General Public License (GPL) Version 2 The Laser Draw Inkscape > Extension is a free open. The base unit in Inkscape is set to mm and then in F360 its in mm. Select "Include SVG as editable object(s)."Įxpected outcome: A copy of the original 100mm x 100mm square is now in the file.Īctual output: A new grossly incorrect size square of dimensions 375.887mm x 375.887mm is in the file.Base Unit "mm" (as this is the unit everything else is in).Draw a rectangle, set the units to 100mm x 100mm.Set the "scale" to 1 (since the "user units" are in mm, 1mm=1mm).I'm having a world of a time trying to get inkscape to export DXF files in any predictable way.
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