# Traduction (en) de l'extension Inkscape « Hatch Fill ».
# Genere par i18n.py ; ne modifier que les msgstr.
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msgstr ""
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"Language: en\n"
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#: hachures.inx
msgid "Hatch Fill"
msgstr "Hatch Fill"

#: hachures.inx hachures.py
msgid "Hatching"
msgstr "Hatching"

#: hachures.inx
msgid "Coverage (% black):"
msgstr "Coverage (% black):"

#: hachures.inx
msgid "Line width:"
msgstr "Line width:"

#: hachures.inx
msgid "Unit:"
msgstr "Unit:"

#: hachures.inx
msgid "Angle (degrees):"
msgstr "Angle (degrees):"

#: hachures.inx
msgid "Cross-hatch (second pass at 90°)"
msgstr "Cross-hatch (second pass at 90°)"

#: hachures.inx
msgid "Line alignment:"
msgstr "Line alignment:"

#: hachures.inx
msgid "Centered on each shape"
msgstr "Centered on each shape"

#: hachures.inx
msgid "Document origin (lines continuous across shapes)"
msgstr "Document origin (lines continuous across shapes)"

#: hachures.inx
msgid "Style"
msgstr "Style"

#: hachures.inx
msgid "Line color:"
msgstr "Line color:"

#: hachures.inx
msgid "Keep the original shape"
msgstr "Keep the original shape"

#: hachures.inx
msgid "Help"
msgstr "Help"

#: hachures.inx
msgid ""
"Select one or more closed shapes (groups are fine), then run the extension. Each shape is filled with parallel hatching; holes (even-odd rule) stay empty.\n"
"\n"
"Coverage is the share of the area that ends up black: the spacing between lines is derived from it and from the line width, so 100 % gives touching lines and 10 % widely spaced ones. Set the line width to the width of your laser beam.\n"
"\n"
"The lines are ordered for the laser head: each line ends close to where the next one starts, so the head zigzags across the shape instead of travelling back to the same side. All lines are written in that order into a single path (the \"Laser path\" object); keep it as is when exporting.\n"
"\n"
"Cross-hatch adds a second pass at 90° from the first; the spacing is doubled so the coverage stays the same.\n"
"\n"
"The result is placed in a group above the original shape."
msgstr ""
"Select one or more closed shapes (groups are fine), then run the extension. Each shape is filled with parallel hatching; holes (even-odd rule) stay empty.\n"
"\n"
"Coverage is the share of the area that ends up black: the spacing between lines is derived from it and from the line width, so 100 % gives touching lines and 10 % widely spaced ones. Set the line width to the width of your laser beam.\n"
"\n"
"The lines are ordered for the laser head: each line ends close to where the next one starts, so the head zigzags across the shape instead of travelling back to the same side. All lines are written in that order into a single path (the \"Laser path\" object); keep it as is when exporting.\n"
"\n"
"Cross-hatch adds a second pass at 90° from the first; the spacing is doubled so the coverage stays the same.\n"
"\n"
"The result is placed in a group above the original shape."

#: hachures.py
msgid "Select at least one shape."
msgstr "Select at least one shape."

#: hachures.py
msgid "The coverage must be between 1 and 100 %."
msgstr "The coverage must be between 1 and 100 %."

#: hachures.py
msgid "The line width must be strictly positive."
msgstr "The line width must be strictly positive."

#: hachures.py
msgid "Too many hatch lines (%d). Increase the line width, lower the coverage, or select a smaller shape."
msgstr "Too many hatch lines (%d). Increase the line width, lower the coverage, or select a smaller shape."

#: hachures.py
msgid "Laser path"
msgstr "Laser path"