I'll re-render it this evening, after reading up more SVG about text alignment ... I realised the current version is dreadfully profligate on ink and badly-align
I think an effect both pretty and not likely to make the plotter run entirely out of pink might be to draw the square, and then the circles filled in white with no border at 90% of the full radius, so the result looks like a bit of metal with lots of artfully-machined holes in it, like the brakes of an expensive sports car.
Or pure edges: what are the thinnest lines that your plotters can draw sensibly?
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Date: 2006-11-28 01:28 pm (UTC)I think an effect both pretty and not likely to make the plotter run entirely out of pink might be to draw the square, and then the circles filled in white with no border at 90% of the full radius, so the result looks like a bit of metal with lots of artfully-machined holes in it, like the brakes of an expensive sports car.
Or pure edges: what are the thinnest lines that your plotters can draw sensibly?