Re: [Inkscape-user] Preserving resolution of embedded bitmaps
by Robert Davis
Can't you tell in Inkscape Preferences to scale as 300dpi and not 72?
Haven't tried it since everything I did was 72.
Robert Davis
On Fri, 2004-10-15 at 07:44 -0700, Henry House wrote:
> I have a high-resolution bitmap (300dpi JPEG) that I want to insert into an
> inkscape drawing. However, there is no obvious way to specify the resolution
> of the image when inserting it, so inkscape scales it such that the image
> has enormous dimensions and the bitmap's pixels are the same size as screen
> pixels --- suboptimal. Scaling it works, though it is a bit fiddly to scale
> the bitmap get back the original size and resolution. I am also worried that
> when I print the image of a postscript printer whose resolution is, say, 300
> dpi, that there will be artifacts in the output from the printer rasterzing
> the bitmap from 299.99 dpi to its phusical resolution.
>
> Can anyone suggest a good method to handle this situation?
>
18 years, 7 months
RE: [Inkscape-user] Preserving resolution of embedded bitmaps
by Joshua A. Andler
When you say that it is a bit fiddly to scale it back to the correct
size... have you done it numerically? Such as right-clicking on the
image and going into 'image properties' and modifying the width and
height that way?
Hopefully that helps...
-Josh
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> Subject: [Inkscape-user] Preserving resolution of embedded bitmaps
>
> I have a high-resolution bitmap (300dpi JPEG) that I want to insert
into
> an
> inkscape drawing. However, there is no obvious way to specify the
> resolution
> of the image when inserting it, so inkscape scales it such that the
image
> has enormous dimensions and the bitmap's pixels are the same size as
> screen
> pixels --- suboptimal. Scaling it works, though it is a bit fiddly to
> scale
> the bitmap get back the original size and resolution. I am also
worried
> that
> when I print the image of a postscript printer whose resolution is,
say,
> 300
> dpi, that there will be artifacts in the output from the printer
> rasterzing
> the bitmap from 299.99 dpi to its phusical resolution.
>
> Can anyone suggest a good method to handle this situation?
>
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18 years, 7 months
embedding SVG in (X)HTML
by Steffen Glückselig
Hello,
I'd like to embed some SVGs in XHTML. I'd use the object-Element of
(X)HTML for that task.
I'd like to scale the SVG to fit the dimensions given by the
object-element via its width- and height-attributes.
Is that possible? What would I have to add to my svg-file or to my html?
best regards
Steffen
18 years, 7 months
centering diagonal line points
by Rob Benton
I've been working some with inkscape some and I have a problem I'm not
sure how to solve. Let me draw a simple diagram:
+----------+
| Box 1 |
+----------+
/
/
+----------+
| Box 2 |
+----------+
Is there a way I can exactly line up the end of those points to the
center of each box? The top point of the line to the middle of Box 1
and the bottom point to the middle of Box 2.
I didn't know if there was a good way to do this. Any ideas appreciated.
Thanks
18 years, 7 months
POV-Ray users?
by Jon A. Cruz
If there are any POV-Ray users kicking around out there, could you drop
me a mail directly and let me know? I've seen a few of you lurking
around out there (especially given the new POV-Ray export), and was
looking for any guinepigs for a little util I'm working on.
Thanks.
18 years, 7 months
Changing language in inkscape
by Per Karlström
I have installed inkscape on my PC located in Sweden, running winXP Eng
Pro. However some menue items are in swedish and some in english. I
prefer having all in english. How/where do I chage that?
--
Per Karlström
Ph.D. Student
+46-13-28 29 03
ISY - Department of Electrical Engineering
Linköping University
581 83 Linköping
18 years, 7 months
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18 years, 7 months
Performance Qs...
by Joshua A. Andler
I have just a few Qs regarding performance that I'm just curious about
(not complaints, just wanting to understand).
1) Why does inkscape respond much slower when moving grouped/multiple
items via arrow keys vs mouse?
1a) Why does it take so long to regain control of objects when they've
been moved? (once again, those grouped/multiple objects)
2) Why does it sometimes take up to 2 mins to start responding again
after moving grouped/multiple items (via KB)... longest I've seen by
mouse is 20 seconds? (sometimes processor is pegged, other times only
using 3%, but still not responsive)
3) Why does inkscape explode in RAM so much? Basically if I have an
800k document, why would inkscape be using 133megs of RAM (not always,
but if working with it for like 30mins), vs a smaller (500k) document
that only uses like 40megs.
Thanks
-Josh
18 years, 7 months
Splitting one large image into several small
by Frans Englich
Hello all,
I have a problem which perhaps isn't strictly related to Inkscape, but perhaps
you now the solution for anyway, if it's not possible to solve with Inkscape.
I have large SVG images which at the end will be transfered to wood -- they
are lineart blueprint acting as templates which the wood will be cut after.
The blueprint are large -- 0.5m x 1.0m -- and it's too expensive for me to
let a printing office print them, so I am looking for alternative solutions.
My plan is to apply a grid on the image, chop it into A4 chunks, and play
puzzle afterwards. But how do I convert this large SVG image(or converted to
any other format) into a "mosaik" of small images, suitable for printing?
Manually would take too long and be too error prone.
Anyone has an idea?
Cheers,
Frans
18 years, 7 months
