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My children are having fun with Blockly, and I'd like to mill some of their drawings with my Shapeoko (a CNC mill). If I could export the Blockly rendering as SVG, I could then import it into any number of CAD/CAM packages.

But there doesn't seem to be any easy way to do this. The current routes I'm considering are:

  1. Grabbing a screenshot of the image and converting it from raster image to SVG with Inkscape.
  2. Converting the Blockly code to use Python's turtle module.

Am I missing anything? There should be a better way.

razeh
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  • I don't think enough people use Blockly for you to get an answer. :-/ – Omnifarious Feb 25 '19 at 03:08
  • I'd like to think that blocksvg would hold the answer for this --- I wish there was a nice 2D drawing tool implemented in Blockly as a corollary to Blockscad3D --- might be that you could use the 2D objects from that? – user22356 Apr 29 '19 at 03:04
  • Doesn't it depend on the blockly output? Are you drawing on a canvas or...? – ggorlen Jun 29 '22 at 21:15

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