Letters Cutting into each other.

[Timmos 0]

Hi

 

 I have a Vevor 720 cutter and along side that signmaster software.

 

I have printed off twice a word that I have reduced in order to get a shadow effect but when cutting it tends to cut into the letter too much.

 

Any ideas chaps

 

Thanks.

 

[slice&dice 2,460]

Your cut-file is messed-up.

You need to return to the design phase and correct the script font with a WELD to join the overlapping letters. Only after doing that step can you apply the outline.

(Script fonts are like that, as individual letters collide)

 

ETA -- you are cutting, not "printing"

[Timmos 0]

 

Your cut-file is messed-up.

You need to return to the design phase and correct the script font with a WELD to join the overlapping letters. Only after doing that step can you apply the outline.

(Script fonts are like that, as individual letters collide)

 

ETA -- you are cutting, not "printing"

Many many thanks.

Im a real noobie here so I appreciate your help

[Timmos 0]

Ok it worked thanks alkot!!!!!!!

 

Quick question how do i make circles before a text to do bullet points?

 

[slice&dice 2,460]

Circles? You are asking us professional signage people how to create circles in SignMaster program?

While being a noobie is generally a good excuse for not knowing something, that one is beyond the limits. Jussayyin'

 

 

[MZ SKEETER 4,714]

 

 

 

Quick question how do i make circles before a text to do bullet points?

 

At the top of your main layout screen is the word HELP.> HELP TOPICS. That is your user manual. Every design  software that I have ever seen has a CIRCLE feature. Just like it has  a Rectangle feature. You will probably see it on the left hand side. Or look up shapes.

[slice&dice 2,460]

Brittany, I may have come off as too harsh, sorry.

Let's talk a minute about bullet-lists.

Those bullets don't have to be circles, they can be more creative. I've used checkboxes, arrows, triangles, stars, ovals, and shapes (a hammer and other tools, for instance, on home-improvement signs).

The 'regulars' here enjoy helping random people, with advice, with suggestions, with solutions. You are embarking on a T-Shirt-making operation, where's there's competition galore, and having a catchy & simple design is paramount. Best of luck, and if you require more info, just stop back.

Y-W.