Is there a way to reload a png or svg file while maintaining the size and position of the previous file? I have a workspace with raster and cut operations defined. A new project would consist of replacing the images and running the job. I’d like to just reload the image and not have to delete the previous images and re-align the new ones.
I would be interested also in that feature. Like a refresh of the file at least. not sure if what you ask about maintaining sizing is doable. @Jorge_Robles ?
Kindof. Shift+load document replaces instances of the document on operations.
Keeping size is not done, have to inspect for the upcoming rotate feature.
@Jorge_Robles Easiest way to do this may be to replace dataURL on the existing document. That would preserve everything.
Above only applies to images. SVG is much more complicated.
@Jorge_Robles Shift+Add Document?
Yep
I can understand SVGs being more complicated. It would be awesome if you guys can slide this feature in for images sometime in the future. If not, it’s not a huge deal. I can get a screenshot of the size and position info and re-apply.
I would try to place all the images in the same SVG (on top of each other) and then select the right image for the actual operation in LW4. (Not sure if this works as the file could get too big).
EDIT: Checked and it workes! If you define one operation per image you can select whitch variant you like to laser by deactivating all other operations (together with vector data for cut out). This way, you can save the whole project as workspace.
I’ve implemented ctrl+add docume t only for images so far, that given the same name of file, performs a replace of content (dataUrl). It’s currently on dev-es6.
@Jorge_Robles Thanks! I just tested it and it works great. You guys are awesome!