Not sure why this is happening. I’m getting a phantom circle being scored into my map svg. I saw there was initially an error loading. But looking at the vectors in Aspire, I can’t find anything wrong. Anyone experienced something similar or know what’s going on here? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. -Joe
Phantoms are rarely phantoms. Might be easier to diagnose if you post your SVG.
I’m not having any luck uploading the svg…
You might try zipping it and then uploading it.
Looking at it now. But, did want to mention - that it looks like Glowforge has improved their rendering/loading capabilities. I see this is about 50,000 anchor points!
I’m pretty sure, but you set this up to score, and not engrave, right?
yes. score.
I’m not sure what you ran into on this one. I just ran it and while it was a little scorchy (because a lot of overlapping border lines) it seemed to process just fine.
hmmmm. thanks
Do you recall what the error was when you loaded it?
I think I would definitely try to reload it.
Ooh, if it’s scaling/rendering related, that likely means you have two points that are really close together, and when you get too small the distance between them is less than rounding error. (How you would test for that, i don’t know, but you might be able to do some simplifying of paths to find out…)
Looking at one of the earlier tests, there’s actually two circle errors. Makes me think the offending vectors are towards the tops of the circles…
How long does it take to do those as a score? I wonder if you wouldn’t have cleaner results by rasterizing it and engraving it. It might be just as fast, given how much there is to score and the speeds you are going at.
I don’t have any help to offer, but this is a cool bug. Good find.
Actually… can you try and run this without the cut path on the outside? Scaled the same way that was giving you trouble earlier… I think it will be ok just to ignore that operation and run the score.
about 15 minutes +/-
I’m doing it now 
My first test reduced down to about 5" saw the same circle.
