The code would appear in the bottom window but no image. Anyway I copied the scripts also here, same results.Īnyway I want a system installation, not a user installation.When I first started using GRBLControl with GCode generated by the 305 Engineers GCode Generator for Inkscape extension, the image would not appear in the visualiser window. I do the same on Windows copying scripts to:Ĭ:\Documents and Settings\Dati applicazioni\Inkscape\extensionsĪs on Linux there was an old path probably from an ancient Inkscape versions, so I scan user home on Windows, and found another Inkscape directory:Ĭ:\Documents and Settings\AppData\Roaming\Inkscape\extensionsīut there is an error log dated 2009. config, the log is update, get recreated on start, but do not speak about sif problems. This is because the error log was old and never get recreated. Oh yes, the folder is “~/.config/inkscape” and not “~/.inkscape”, I have both paths. If not, maybe someone at the Inkscape forums will have better ideas. Is there a file called “extension-errors.log” located in either “D:\Programmi\Inkscape\share” or “Documents and Settings\Application Data\Inkscape”? If there are any errors with the extension, they would be recorded in this file and I could figure out what happened.Īt the moment I can’t come up with other possible problems.Does the extension work if you place it in “Documents and Settings\Application Data\Inkscape\extensions”? (you may need to create this folder).Are there other extensions in “D:\Programmi\Inkscape\share\extensions”? (If not, then I made a mistake and posted the wrong folder name).Is there a menu item in Inkscape called “Extensions>Synfig>Prepare for Export”? If there is it means that at least half of the extension loaded correctly (you can then skip ideas #2 and #3).I can’t give a definitive answer (since I don’t use Windows), but I’ll do my best to go over some possibilities. I’m surprised that this wouldn’t be working.
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