Many of us will manually trace from the get-go, when practical.
CAN YOU IMPORT AN IMAGE IN CADINTOSH MANUAL
Even then, the traced vectors will need some manual intervention to yield a clean, carvable result. It is helpful to search for and use the highest resolution image you can find.
If gathering images from “the web”, they may look good on a computer screen, but are often poor quality candidates for auto-tracing when enlarged (jaggy pixel edges, for example). Some images don’t work well for auto-tracing if they are very low resolution.
I would very much appreciate any new information and guidelines to assist with this. They are generally simple line drawings JPEG, PNG Etc. I have tried importing these files in various different ways and formats.
There seems to be no rhyme or reason to how this works and is a case of frustration. Sometime the importation and redrawing in V Carve flows through smoothly, other times not at all, with V carve point blank rejecting the file, no matter what format I convert it to, sometimes it accepts it and it is so granulated due to poor definition, requiring a huge amount of time to re draw. I have watched the tutorials and read various posts and researched the topic but still struggle, hence now reaching out to the community. Having tried many and varied different approaches to solve this ongoing conundrum and understand the protocol and methodology properly to achieve consistent results importing files of client company logos so they may be converted to a vector file tidied up in V Carve Pro, exported as a tool path and carved with Mach 3.
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