ugh. not sure what exactly they did. i grabbed one node and dragged it and it revealed another layer of stroke beneath. but it looks like it’s still one object. deleting all the excess lines i can find and will try again.
i swear, other designers making sloppy files is the bane of me. i take great pride in the fact that my printers always tell me how wonderful my files are set up for them.
anyway, looks like that worked. thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
Oops sorry! I was looking at the rectangle shape/lines and not the text. That’s what I get for looking at pictures on the phone.
Sometimes this evening engrave elements take a minute to process entirely and if you go to print before they are processed, they will fail to print.
Supports recommendation is to put a bounding box (of a different color so you can ignore the operation) around the entire design. This, I believe, makes it process as a group - basically all or none, not just some.
That works too lol. Sounds like a similar situation to when you have overlapping components and the overlap doesn’t engrave (most often seen here when parts of outlined text components overlap).
I’m so glad you were able to resolve the issue, @shop. The project turned out great!
Since you’re good to go, I’ll close this thread now. If you run into any other trouble, please start a new thread or email us at support@glowforge.com. Happy printing!