/usr/share/inkscape/extensions/interp.py
People,
I didn't get a response from anyone on the user list about the question hereunder so the next Q is:
Is it possible to modify interp.py so that it can write the interpolated paths to a text file so that I can create the separate, individual SVGs with my own script?
I don't know Python and it would take me forever to understand interp.py - I would be happy to pay someone for the modification . .
Thanks,
Phil.
On 2015-10-25 14:20, Philip Rhoades wrote:
People,
OK, I see I can use Inkscape's "Interpolation" to do a bit of what I want and OpenShot lets me use SVG "frames", so is it possible to script the interpolation process so that the individual, intermediate objects get written to separate SVG files somehow? I can do this manually by massaging the current interpolated SVG file but just being able to do:
Interpolate -> Write to separate files
would save a LOT of time . .
Any possibilities?
Thanks,
Phil.
you can probably get the desired result by executing the existing code. For example on my machine I executed the command: C:\Program Files\Inkscape\share\extensions>interp.py --id=rect3336 --id=path3338 \windows\temp\testinput.svg > \windows\temp\myout.svg
where I had to specify the input svg file, as well as the ids of the two paths for interpolating, and I specified an output file as well. This seems to have worked.
hth, Alvin
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