u/stuporcomputer

Image 1 — No keystrokes recognised - Inkscape v1.4.3 - MacOS 10.13.6 High Sierra
Image 2 — No keystrokes recognised - Inkscape v1.4.3 - MacOS 10.13.6 High Sierra
Image 3 — No keystrokes recognised - Inkscape v1.4.3 - MacOS 10.13.6 High Sierra

No keystrokes recognised - Inkscape v1.4.3 - MacOS 10.13.6 High Sierra

There's not even shortcut tips beside the menu items.
Text can be entered into a text object in a document but nothing else, not CMD+O, S, 3, J, CMD+S, you name it; nothing works 😞

I've nuked "Users/Home/Library/Application Support/org.inkscape.Inkscape", no change.
I've nuked anything else I can find that's related to Inkscape, including updating it to 1.4.4

Is there something I've missed?
Is my OS too old to be compatible?

Thanks for reading.

u/stuporcomputer — 2 days ago

Check out the molten-metal work-holding method.
Appealing to me because I often work with small stuff..

Any reason this should not work with wood?

u/stuporcomputer — 21 days ago

Really love this function as it seems to do a much better/sharper job than Inkscape's "Trace Bitmap.." I usually use diagonal fill as it looks very nice plus uses both axes simultaneously. Instead of lots of X axis and only a little Y.

u/stuporcomputer — 28 days ago

Anybody here using LaserGRBL to append Fusion (free version) gcode files together for CNC milling?

I've done it a few times for files/passes that use the same bit.
So far so good.

Any suggestions of pitfalls or problems to look out for?

I've already been doing this for a while for laser jobs so that I can run various kinds subsequently, like etching, cutting, fill, shade variations etc. in one job.

u/stuporcomputer — 1 month ago