And don't forget our own Disney specialist. Depending on where you get your fonts from, you may only receive a TrueType file, and have no other options (which is fine) 3. I believe there is a chance we might be getting rid of the Cricut in the near future though. OR just ask here on the board, we can make most anything if given a picture/photo, or teach you how to do it! Or send you to the right websites to learn yourself. #HOW TO USE INKSCAPE WITH CRICUT EXPRESSION UPGRADE#.#HOW TO USE INKSCAPE WITH CRICUT EXPRESSION HOW TO#.There may be a tutorial or two on this forum under Inkscape -> Tutorials that could help you selecting which nodes to remove. You can manually delete nodes, but you need to be aware of what you are doing.

If the end result is not as sharp as you would like, then you might be stuck with the original file that has all nodes.

Reducing nodes, or simplifying, can impact the resulting cut. You might try cutting on scrap paper first to make sure you retain the detail in the graphic. Try importing your new file into SCAL and cut. Save the file as a different file name so that you retain the original should the new file not suite your need. If there are a lot of those square and dot nodes you can reduce them. The nodes are mathematical magic that tells software reading SVG file what the design shape is (that's my scientific explanation anyway). Open the file in Inkscape, click on the pointed arrow (second from the top on the left panel) and click on your object. Second, you can check the nodes on SVG files in Inkscape. First, see what your Cut Speed setting is in Edit -> Preferences, General tab. There are a couple of things you can check.

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