Thanks for this, good tutorial regardless of what software you're running. Plug-ins are great but it's always good to know how to solve a problem without them or just to have an idea of what they're doing for you (same reason I do a lot the work on my car). Just learning Vcarve and while I've got pro (needed the increased work area) and can use the gadget I'll get comfortable with this method. Curious though, and again new to Vcarve so I'll go try it in a bit, but is there no way to select, say, all the corners and set them to one value instead of having to manually select them individually? Maybe it needs them to be selected in sequence but then you'd think even a ctrl-a and then selecting them in order.... But if it's only an issue for drag knives and there's a gadget in Pro if only you'll buy or upgrade.. Anyway, great video, thanks for it.
Thanks for this, good tutorial regardless of what software you're running. Plug-ins are great but it's always good to know how to solve a problem without them or just to have an idea of what they're doing for you (same reason I do a lot the work on my car). Just learning Vcarve and while I've got pro (needed the increased work area) and can use the gadget I'll get comfortable with this method. Curious though, and again new to Vcarve so I'll go try it in a bit, but is there no way to select, say, all the corners and set them to one value instead of having to manually select them individually? Maybe it needs them to be selected in sequence but then you'd think even a ctrl-a and then selecting them in order.... But if it's only an issue for drag knives and there's a gadget in Pro if only you'll buy or upgrade..
Anyway, great video, thanks for it.
The "explode vectors" gadget in Aspire, combined with a lead-in on each line segment, makes this a lot easier.
This was from when I still only had Vcarve Desktop.