Closed a3ng7n closed 8 years ago
cmonr
commented
9 years ago @meuep, it sounds like the SVG that you're trying to import is too large to fit within Eagle's size limitations.
I would suggest passing the -ratio parameter along with a number (you could execute run svg2poly -ratio 0.5 to scale each axis by 50%_).
cmonr
commented
9 years ago Also, since Eagle 7 is now out, I suppose I should only mark this as being v6 compatable. I have yet to test this with v7.
a3ng7n
commented
9 years ago Thank you for the quick response! I'll give this a shot.
On Tue, Sep 2, 2014 at 9:48 AM, Cruz Monrreal II notifications@github.com wrote:
Also, since Eagle 7 is now out, I suppose I should only mark this as being v6 compatable. I have yet to test this with v7.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/cmonr/Eagle-ULPs/issues/3#issuecomment-54181707.
BlackBrix
commented
8 years ago I tried with Eagle 6.6.0 but can get no good results... maybe a user error (I am a beginner with SVG) ?
what am I doing wrong ?
b.t.w. is it compatible with EAGLE 7.x.x in the meantime ?
cmonr
commented
8 years ago @Dirk67 I've moved your error to a separate issue. I'll be closing this one since it's stale.
The new issue: https://github.com/cmonr/Eagle-ULPs/issues/5
Followed the steps to create the svg file (made sure it was plain, converted everything to a path, etc..) but received several errors when running svg2poly within eagle - a number of them all resembling the format "Coordinates ([some number], [some number]) are out of range! Maximum allowed range is +/- 78.74015748 inch".
Perhaps it's user error when I was setting up the svg file to begin with, but I tried a dozen times to make the svg bigger/smaller (starting off setting the height to 100 px) with no luck. Am I causing the problem somehow? if not perhaps this is an issue?
Eagle version 7.1.0 Standard Inkscape version 0.48