Making DIYLC CNC friendly?

[TRA]

It would be neat to see DIYLC be able to output a vector graphic (.svg). I find DIYLC to be faster than Eagle to whip a board together, but I'm getting away from etching and into milling. Currently, I have to load my DIYLC photo into Inkscape and fart around with tracing it to make it CNC friendly. Even cooler would be a .dxf, but I'm not greedy. 

Thank you for the great piece of software. 

[Branislav Stojkovic]

PDF output is vector based, you can try importing it in vector-based software and they export to svg?

Cheers

On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 3:48 PM, TRA <artga...@gmail.com> wrote:

It would be neat to see DIYLC be able to output a vector graphic (.svg). I find DIYLC to be faster than Eagle to whip a board together, but I'm getting away from etching and into milling. Currently, I have to load my DIYLC photo into Inkscape and fart around with tracing it to make it CNC friendly. Even cooler would be a .dxf, but I'm not greedy. 

Thank you for the great piece of software. 

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