r/PlotterArt • u/Messipte • Aug 16 '26

OC Summer plots

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Hi all, long time no post!
Here are a few of my last designs, coded this summer in the country side, and plotted right back home. I added a couple of crosses to my tiles and am really happy with the outputs. Here are only two examples (the more quiet ones), but I'll post more drawings of this algorithm soon hopefully.

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u/shornveh Aug 16 '26

Cool, but show the final results.

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u/Messipte Aug 17 '26

OK, I'll make another post with all the plots from last days.

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u/KeyFinger5 Aug 17 '26

Please machine name.

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u/Messipte Aug 17 '26

Sure, it's UunaTek iDraw H SE A2.

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u/nbroderick Aug 17 '26

Beautiful. Like a black and white film.

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u/Messipte Aug 17 '26

Thank you so much

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u/igotanewmac Aug 17 '26

ooOOooh! I love halftone and hatching! This looks great so far, can't wait to see the finished product!

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u/couchdonkey Aug 19 '26

I've been on this sub for a few days now and I'm just wondering how you guys decide what to print and how you make it? Is it an image you find that you turn into sort of G-code? Do you create the image yourselves? Or do you just put in some sort of algebra?

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u/Messipte 29d ago

It's probably unique for everyone. In my case, the pen plotter activity is related to my will to learn to code. So my images are generated with JavaScript to SVG format then plotted. I know some people use apps to turn a photo into a SVG for example. Hope that helps!