@DjCamera: you seem to have a fair degree of proficiency so I'll skip the basic stuff, just ask if you don't understand something. Conversely, if I haven't understood what you're asking, correct me! I believe you are asking for a single line, so some of these other solutions may not be exactly what...

tylerdurden wrote:Here's one way...
Download the font, install for all users, restart (or start) Inkscape then:
Rinse and repeat...

Thank you! That was very helpful!

Moini wrote:So, this is a font, i.e. a text you typed?

And oh: to your other question, and one that might be relevant: No, it's not a text I typed. I used a FONT GENERATOR online, screen-captured the words I want to use, imported the JPG image into Inkscape, and traced the bitmap.

Are you sure you want the white part to be just a cut line, with no area? I'm not sure how one could inlay anything in just a plain cut? My laser cutter handles thin glossy acrylic cuts very nicely, even superfine and small detail. So my plan is this: The font will be on my wood project, with the c...

I'm using Inkscape to create a vector graphic for a laser cutting project. I'm hitting a snag. I'm using this font: https://i.imgur.com/YVd5sVA.jpg See how that white line runs through the letters? I want to make the colored part of the letters a FILL, then make the white line part a STROKE. Because...