I have some questions regarding KrabzCAM if anyone is familiar with it. When I upload my svg file (created in Adobe Illustrator) to KrabzCAM it seems to size it down from what the files original size is. For example, I created an object which was 9" wide and then saved it as an SVG. When I upload it onto KrabzCAM it sizes it down to around 7" wide. I’m not sure what to do to solve this issue. Typically I just get it as close as possible on the grid but it’s not exact which can be troublesome depending on the project. If anyone has suggestions for alternatives to KrabzCAM that could be helpful. I started using it so students can have an easy browser based software they don’t need to download and can use anywhere. I am open to trying out something new though.
A lot of time resizing issues end up relating to the DPI settings in different software. I vaguely remember that at some point the standard changed from 72dpi to 96dpi or something and different programs have different defaults. I don’t have specific experience with KrabzCAM though to be more specific
Thank you for the response. That certainly works but I am curious if there is a way to get that exact number (1.3333) by copying and pasting or typing it in. Currently I have to move my mouse in order to get the scale to change and I have gotten it pretty close but I was wondering if there is a way to get an exact number. Copy paste doesn’t seem to work and I don’t see anywhere to enter a number after pressing “S” to scale.
Hi, you should be able to just type the number after pressing “s”.
You don’t have to fill the number in anywhere…the mouse pointer just have to be inside the 2d view while typing.
Are you using the numeric keys on your keyboard? Numlock-issue maybe?
