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Hi guys

Help Please....!!!

I am trying to display Simple SINGLE Line Text

The Same way that this post appears....

When project the text it has the outer & inner lines.

The System's that i am useing are LV / FB3 & Itop.

I have experimented with character fonts E.t.c but the laser displays each letter with the inner & outer parts of the letter.

Any Ideas


Many Thanks Ritchie

[allthatwhichis]

When I get my scanners hooked back up tonight I will look at what fonts are in the Pango intro kit and see if there are any there like what you mean...

[gottaluvlasers]

can you explain a lil more?? maybe its me, i dont know...

just not too sure what you mean by "displays inner and outer lines."

do you mean like a "block" type letter??

[dave]

LD2000 has these fonts, not so sure about FB3 tho...

[greenalien]

Sounds like your software is drawing each letter twice. Look for an option to have 'no overlapping lines' or 'no repeat points' - I'm not familiar with your software in detail so I'm afraid I can't be more specific.

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Hi Guys

Thanks for your replys.

to clarify the problem i am having....if for instance i wanted to display the letter O it would be displayed with the O & then a smaller o in the middle...
Basicly any letter that i want to project gets projected as an outlined letter as opposed to a solid one that i require.
From all the laser systems i have seen they all project basic text the same way.
So i reckont the solution to my problem is to get some type of font that the laser will project in a single line fashion

[laserLips]

he means like this...

[laserads]

Hi Laserlips

That your images explain exactly what i want !!!

Can you help ???

Cheerz Ritchie

[laserads]

When I get my scanners hooked back up tonight I will look at what fonts are in the Pango intro kit and see if there are any there like what you mean...

Cool ...

& if you have one that works can it be used with my software ....

[mikkojay]

If you find something that will be great, but I have a feeling that the best you will be able to find is a "skinny" font. The dual lines are from the fact that your software really outlines a "picture" of each character (I could swear carmangary mentioned this somewhere recently).
I have a bunch of fonts- I can look for some that will yield the closest to what you are looking for and attach them- sorry man, that's the best I have!
-Mike