The software used is a Processing sketch. This sketch does all the necessary work.
- Show an intuitive graphic interface
- Read the image - Performs the separation of colors according to the CMYK scheme. - Transforms each color into a drawing formed by lines according to the concept of - - - - crosshatch, but through its own algorithm. - Transform each line into coordinates. (start and end of the line) - Transform this information into GCODE. - Send the GCODE to the machine through the serial port.
i have a pen plotter and found this project while doing research on it. It looks really interesting! I have tried the sketches with Processing 3 and 2 but cant get it to work. Any suggestions would be welcome ! Thank you .
I wrote the sketches in Processing 2. If the sketch don't work, You can see that all the libraries you need are instaled correctly. Try again and send me the errors you have and I try to help you.
If the sketch work, and the problem it's how to use it, let me know and I send you some instructions.
Other consideration are what kind of plotter you have. The sketches was wrote for an specific hardware, maybe this is the problem.
That is very nice of you ! thanks for the quick response. I opened the sketch and the classes in Processing 2.2.1. when running it, there are error messages in the Class menue: Line 43-45 : The function captionLabel() does not exist Line 46: The function style() does not exist
I dont know if there are other errors. when running it stops at the above lines of the Class Menu Bar.
The libraries should be there. I have checked that.
i have tried that processing code but its gives error : The function caption label ( )doesn't exit.
filesListBox.captionLabel().toUpperCase(true);.. how to reslove that ??