Inkscape to 2D STL
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- Download & install https://github.com/martymcguire/inkscape-openscad-poly
- Draw something
- Convert all text to paths (select text, Path->Object to path)
- Join the paths together (Edit->Select All, Path->Union (or Combine? not sure now ...))
- (mirror?)
- Save a Copy..., use OpenSCAD Polygons format
- look at the resulting file and remember the name of the module
For example for
module rect2985() { polygon(points= [[-59.844, 54.700], [-36.460, 54.700], [-36.460, 31.316], [-59.844, 31.316]] , paths= [[0, 1, 2, 3, 0]] );}
the name of the module is rect2985 (the file will probably be much bigger).
- create file in OpenSCAD that looks like this:
include </tmp/inkscape-image.scad>; linear_extrude(height=0.1, center=true) rect2985();
Substitute your respective inkscape file and module name (as described above).
- Render, Export as STL... if you're satisfied with the result