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It's best to start with a document that's 800 pixels tall by 3200 pixels wide -- you can use the Eggbot Template from the set of example files as a good starting point. Eggbot draws paths -- continuous lines -- not bitmap images, and not solid filled regions. Certain object types are automatically treated as paths, for example circles and rectangles. Other types of objects that are made of lines -- like outlined text -- may need to be converted to paths (Path menu > Object to path) before plotting. A good first plot might be the "Hello world" example file. | It's best to start with a document that's 800 pixels tall by 3200 pixels wide -- you can use the Eggbot Template from the set of example files as a good starting point. Eggbot draws paths -- continuous lines -- not bitmap images, and not solid filled regions. Certain object types are automatically treated as paths, for example circles and rectangles. Other types of objects that are made of lines -- like outlined text -- may need to be converted to paths (Path menu > Object to path) before plotting. A good first plot might be the "Hello world" example file. | ||
− | (If you have not already, you may also want to download the | + | (If you have not already, you may also want to download the set of example files from the [https://code.google.com/p/eggbotcode/downloads/list?can=2&q=label%3AFeatured+example EggBotCode Google Code site].) |
= Drawing on your Egg = | = Drawing on your Egg = |