Ln -s /path/to/this/svg_to_dxf_makefile makefileĪI (Adobe Illustrator) Īlthough Adobe Illustrator CC/CC.2014 allows you to export illustrations as DXF (and select DXF format versions as early as 12), it uses DXF entities that are not supported by OpenSCAD, such as POLYLINE and SPLINE. The conversion can be automated using the make system put the following lines in your Makefile:
Pstoedit -dt -f dxf:-polyaslines\ -mm intermediate.eps outfile.dxf Then pstoedit can convert the EPS to DXF. Pstoedit -dt -f "dxf: -polyaslines -mm" infile.eps outfile.dxf (If the rendered text's resolution in terms of polygon count is too low, the easiest solution is to scale up the eps before converting if you know a more elegant solution, please add it to the example.) The -dt options instructs pstoedit to render texts, which is usually what you want if you include text. The -mm option sets one mm to be one unit in the dxf include this if you use one unit in OpenSCAD as equal to one millimeter. OpenSCAD needs the -polyaslines option passed to the dxf output plugin to understand the file. The pstoedit program can convert between various vector graphics formats. Other common formats are PS/ EPS, SVG and AI. Currently, OpenSCAD supports DXF only as a graphics format for 2D graphics.
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