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* properly process transform parameters (ungrouping no longer necessary!)
* handle satin on beziers properly
* previously beziers were stroked as straight line segments that included control points
* allow overriding parameters on individual paths by adding extra svg params
* embroider_angle, embroider_stitch_length, embroider_zigzag_spacing, embroider_row_spacing, etc
* set using "Edit XML"
* default to 10 pixels per millimeter
* properly write CSV files in millimeters (was dividing by 10)
* always translate pattern to origin to fit in hoop
* add "running stitch length" for < 0.5 stroke width)
* don't traceback if no paths were selected
* add "repeats" option for stroke (satin/running stitch) to go back and forth over the line
* good for a double line of center-line underlay below satin
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Several fixes and a new target type
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Add Franklin G-Code target as output.
Fix issue that filled area was treated as one patch per stitch.
Don't autodetect orientation; let the user choose by orienting the object.
Remove empty stitches.
Base generated inkscape path on output from file.
Allow maximum stitch length of 10 cm.
Save debug output in /tmp.
Disable almost all debugging.
Let hatching connect the segments.
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Don't use path nodes as stich points, just use the stroke as a
guide for the zigzag stich
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Embroidery output extension for Inkscape;
downloaded from http://www.jonh.net/~jonh/inkscape-embroidery/
on 2014-12-26 19:38 CET
Copyright 2010 by Jon Howell, licensed under GPLv3.
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