What we read, and what we don't. Filled paths print as solid shapes, stroked paths as lines of their stroke width (never thinner than two printer lines), a white shape on a darker logo is treated as background. Text objects are skipped — convert them to outlines so the lettering is yours, not a substituted font. Clipping masks, gradients and embedded pictures are flattened or skipped and you're told. At the size you pick, strokes finer than a printer can make are dropped and counted; go bigger to keep them. Every piece is one print, checked by a person before it goes on the bed.