Claudio Prezzi

If you want to engrave and cut in one job, you can import a JPG (for the engrave) into Inkscape and add the vector shape for the cut. Then save...

I don't understand why you need to vectorize (trace) the image in inkscape. You could directly load a JPG into LaserWeb and engrave it using the "laser raster" operation.

Try this: - TOOL_ON = M67 E(PWMSigNo) - TOOL_OFF = M68 E(PWMSigNo) - LASER_INTENSITY = ;S - INTENSITY_SEPARATE_LINE = on

@Rabter1 Raster operations use a different library than vector operations and this library never supported the configuration options from the gcode tab. If you like to add this, start @...

The EXE is built from the electron_bundler branch of lw.comm-server (https://github.com/LaserWeb/lw.comm-server/tree/electron_bundler). Check out the scripts in package.json. The "nightlywindows64" tells you all the steps.

LaserWeb (3 & 4) uses a node server for the communication with the machine. The only thing that needs to stay connected to the machine (after a job is started)...

@FabCreator Yes, lw.comm-server can be used from other frontends too. They just need to implement our API. I tried to hide all interface or firmware specific stuff in the server...

As @cojarbi wrote, it's very easy to order features already on CAD side by either use layers or colors. If an automatic order will be implemented in the CAM, it...

What type of firmware is running on a Anycubic Pro? LaserWeb only supports gcode based firmwares (see: https://github.com/LaserWeb/LaserWeb4#supported-firmwares). The cryptic text after "Machine connected" doesn't look right. It should be...

The cryptic text could mean that you have selected the wrong baudrate for your controller. It might be other than 115200.