lines are to long

[frankads]

Hi i made an vector image. in illustrator. later on i imported it in inkscape.

It looks like this



then i converted it with your tool. but it seems the stiches are to long. for example look at the eye brows or the sword. This is the output viewed in embroidermodder



what am is doing wrong

i also attached the files.

[svg2embr]

Interesting. When I open this in TrueSizer I do not get the lines too long. I've been using TrueSizer to finetune my code and it also seem to work correctly with the software of my embroidery machine (Singer Futura).

Anybody know why this is different among the different softwares? Is it somehow jumpstitches that is visualized in some viewers and not in others? Did you try to sew this file?

TrueSizeViewerLego.png (64.18 KiB) Viewed 1699 times

[readchapter3]

I could be wrong, but I think the Truesizer output is the "correct" one

[Tatarize]

The truesizer output is correct. The Embroidermodder sourcecode contains the very important note:

/* TODO: How to encode JUMP stitches? JUMP must be handled. Also check this for the KSM format since it appears to be similar */
https://github.com/Embroidermodder/Embroidermodder/blob/master/libembroidery/format-exp.c

The jumps are encoded as 80 04 in hex. Like 80 01 to trim then 00 00 then 80 04 xx yy for the jumps. The Embroidermodder doesn't account for this and consequently seems to be calling 80 04 a trim, and then stitching the first jump stitch, quite wrongly. But, it's not repeatedly calling trim, it's indicating the next stitch is a jump stitch. 80 04 means don't invoke the needle.

My own app (Touch Embroidery) for Android loaded the svg properly. And svg2embroidery properly converted it exp. Embroidermodder has the bug (still, and it'll exist in libEmbroidery too).