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Ink/Stitch: an Inkscape extension for machine embroidery design
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Unexpected Error #3018

Closed Maschkenator closed 1 week ago

Maschkenator commented 1 week ago

Trying to save the SVG to PES and got this error. The initial file came from .ai...even converted all lines/paths with Inkscape vectors because I thought that's the problem (since I cannot convert them to Satin)...

Ink/Stitch Version: 3.0.1 (osx)

Traceback (most recent call last): File "inkstitch.py", line 84, in File "inkex/base.py", line 231, in run File "lib/extensions/output.py", line 57, in effect File "lib/stitch_plan/stitch_plan.py", line 46, in stitch_groups_to_stitch_plan File "lib/threads/color.py", line 76, in ne File "lib/threads/color.py", line 70, in eq File "lib/threads/color.py", line 36, in init TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

bracket v3

tyrosinase commented 1 week ago

This is fixed in the upcoming version. It crops up when certain non-Inkscape files are used and Ink/Stitch doesn't recognize the way the colors are recorded.

For now, re-apply colors from the Inkscape palette and it'll be happy.

Don't forget to group all the yellow dots and all the black dots or you'll have a lot of unnecessary color changes:

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Maschkenator commented 1 week ago

I clicked on every item and selected an Inkscape color from the pallet; i re-did every fill-and-stroke item... but I am getting the exact same error... Except for : File "inkstitch.py", line 84, in

I am still unable to save as a .pes ... saved as a new svg, re-opened the project on a PC but same error...not sure what else to do. I tried other color pallets, too. No luck. I know I'm a noob, so I'm sure I'm missing something...?!

Can you point me to the specific issue you are seeing / I am missing in this file?

bracket v4

tyrosinase commented 1 week ago

The black outlined pieces still had a fill (just a transparent one). You also had a couple of different blacks, so I made them the same (Sulky 1000, so if you have a different palette make sure you change both the fill and stroke). And zigzag is generally fine for curved pieces but it doesn't follow corners properly so I converted it to satin. And your page size was 4" so I changed it to 100mm; Ink/Stitch doesn't actually care what the Inkscape page size is but most "4x4" machines are really 100mm (though I've encountered at least one that was 98x102mm). You can put the pages in Inkscape's presets with the instructions on this page: https://silverseams.com/embroidery-patterns/basting-boxes/index.html

See if your version of Ink/Stitch will handle the SVG with the transparent fills removed; if not it's the full ZIP.

342868377-68a7448d-6fec-48b8-9fea-3d0fdecc9f9f.zip

I'm currently running the simulator-line-width release, which has the fix in it. I think most of the current ones do, so if you want to you can go to the main project page and install a pre-release and that should clear it up (though you shouldn't have invisible fills in any release, it confuses things and hmm, maybe Troubleshooting should point them out).

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