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Custom Shape Input
How can we allow users to make their own shapes? Maybe they want a nike swoosh or an hour glass, or whatever? Can we support a source that has a point and click interface to make a shape? Or maybe allow importing an svg or gcode file to create the shape?
Originally in #57
Bezier curves, select the two ends then grab and move a point on the line they form?
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How can we allow users to make their own shapes? Maybe they want a nike swoosh or an hour glass, or whatever? Can we support a source that has a point and click interface to make a shape? Or maybe allow importing an svg or gcode file to create the shape?
Originally in #57https://github.com/jeffeb3/sandify/issues/57
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I would love to see if my Rad Lines tool's SVG output could be integrated into this software... Here's the tool: https://msurguy.github.io/rad-lines/
Here are some examples of the output:




I think the best way to do this is with gcode/theta rho input, like #168.
I think, this enhancement is solved with release 1.