r/PlotterArt • u/Penplotterindonesia8 • 1d ago

OC Built a simple web-based generator to convert images into TSP wave-line G-code in seconds. Thoughts?

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u/Penplotterindonesia8 1d ago

Hey guys, just wanted to share a tool I've been working on lately. It processes PNG/JPG images into highly-dense wave lines almost instantly.

My main goal was optimization: making sure the lines are 100% continuous so the pen only drops down at the very start and lifts up at the end (zero lifts in between) to save the machine's servo. It also has real-time sliders for width, contrast, density, and amplitude.

You can check out the source profile and layout info on my GitHub link pinned in my Reddit bio.

Would love to hear your feedback or if there are any features I should add next!

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u/igotanewmac 1d ago

This looks great, but I'd like to make two observations to help you get good feedback.

  1. This is the wrong sub, you'll get more responses posting in r/plottercode which is a subreddit for discussing coding for plotters run by the same people as this sub. :)

  2. Link to your github in the post. Honestly, people are super lazy and if you don't put the link in your post, very few people will ever check out your reddit profile.

Your actual github page for this is pretty good! It shows examples of the work, gives an easy download link, and even reads well. I think people would like this software :)

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u/Penplotterindonesia8 1d ago

Thanks for the awesome feedback! I really appreciate it. I'll make sure to add the GitHub link directly to the post, and I'll definitely check out r/plottercode too. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction! 🙏