Projector SVG
Download the first generated panel as a 1:1 vector drawing for projection and on-surface scale checking.
Download the current SVG
Choose either File > Export > Projector SVG or Projector SVG in the panel-viewer toolbar. There are no panel or grid options. The browser downloads panels-projector.svg.
Both paths request the same SVG. The viewer toolbar shows Projector SVG… and pauses the other export buttons while it runs; the File-menu path has no in-progress label.
Current output is the first panel only
Despite the plural filename, this action writes only the first panel in the stored generated set. There is no control for choosing another panel and no multi-panel page in the current export. Use Panel DXF or Plotter PDF when every panel is required.
The first stored panel from the Albin Vega 27 gennaker example; the SVG canvas follows that panel's full-size millimetre bounds.
- 100 mm grid
- Panel boundary and allowance
- Warp mark and panel label
Read and calibrate the projection
The SVG declares its width, height, and coordinates in millimetres. It contains a 100 mm square grid, the solid cut boundary, dashed owned seam allowance, match marks, warp mark, short panel number, and seam labels.
Open without fitting to the screen
Use projection software that preserves the SVG's physical dimensions. Turn off automatic fit, stretch, and aspect-ratio correction.
Measure the grid in both directions
Project onto the working surface and measure several adjacent 100 mm grid squares horizontally and vertically. Adjust the projector until both axes are correct across the area used by the panel.
Confirm the panel identity
Match the short panel number and seam labels to the generated panel viewer. Remember that the file contains only the first stored panel.
Verify the boundary before marking
Check at least one known panel dimension and the allowance side before tracing or cutting from the projection.