This is the DXF I used, output from deltaCADYour art is somewhat detailed but I think it will work. The best approach would be to use single lines to draw it, rather than tracing the inside and outside edges of the thick black lines. The mirror image trick takes a bit of know-how to do it my app. You can leave a bit of a ragged edge across the center as long as you overshoot it. Then you can clip the whole seam vertically so it's a clean edge. Then you can copy that half and rotate the copy 180 degrees around the Y axis. Once that is done you can fracture all the segments into individual vectors and re-conglomerate them so the lines are all seamless across the center. I realize that's a lot to take in all at once. So your best bet if time is a constraint is to just draw the whole thing in DeltaCAD with a mouse and the polyline tool and save it as dxf. Then put that into the dxf folder of my app directory and open it in my app for optimization and save as ilda. If you go the dxf rout, you'll need to do a best match (from the dxf palette) to the default palette of 63 colors to save it as a typical ilda frame. I'm pretty sure your SD card reader only knows how to read ilda format 0, so you will have to turn on the switch to save 2D as 3D before you save it (ilda format 1 saves as format 0).
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