LSX is overkill for what you need. lasercam plus will do the trick.

Originally Posted by
dream
I didn't have the time to read the 400+ posts in this thread, so sorry if this has been asked before.
I'm making all my animations in Blender. the problem is the frames get saved as bitmaps (BMP, PNG, etc). All I need is a tool to convert my black and white "outline" images to ILDA vectors.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x15...-0184_creation
There appear to be some programs which use math algorithms to generate vectors from such images. LSX says it can convert bitmap to ILDA also, but from the image from the site all it seems to do is to lower pixel amount to few thousands and convert each pixel to a laser point. That's a different approach and looks like using a very low resolution ordinary video projector.
Is that the case?
(Not trying to give a bad name to LSX, it does some very cool advanced stuff for procedural and realtime abstract animation creation, but I just don't need that).
EDIT: BTW, where is there a shipping cost in the purchase page? Are you shipping a DVD with the software? Can you just send a digital copy and license key to my email? It usually takes 30-40 days for packages to reach my side of the world and I'm in a bit of hurry.
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