Re: [Inkscape-user] interpolate texte in .47 version
by Gary Hawkins
have a look at this pdf. this is how I do it, sorry not to attach it before
but had trouble finding it LOL
it's not my pdf but this is how I do a scalloped font. you can use your own
shape instead of the circle, of course.
not sure if the attachment will go to the group but you can find it here.
http://cuttingtime.blogspot.com/2010/01/scalloped-fonts-using-interpolate...
the pdf is at the end of the post.
Gaz
2010/1/16 Haldun ALTAN <altan@...66...>
> Well I think I've got a solution.
> I groupe the texte ctrl+K then objet path and duplicate. Move the as you
> want but don't forget they are tied together you untie them postion eand
> change as you want then select them together (shift+clic) and interpolate it
> works !
> May be there is a better way if anybody knows I'll take it.
> Thank you for bothering
> Haldun (Fr)
>
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Re: [Inkscape-user] Export SVG: Size doesnt match original file
by Tobias Schulz
I tried this. Didnt help :)
The export preferences have been ignored
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Alvin Penner wrote:
> I think so, unless someone else has a better idea. If it's any consolation
> the scale factor is predictable, you would need to make your original
> drawing 80% of its current size. Unless Illustrator allows you to change the
> screen units. Inkscape assumes that the default resolution is 90 dpi.
>
File -> Inkscape Preferences...
Has a tab: Import/Export
where you can set the default export resolution. I don't know if this
will help.
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Re: [Inkscape-user] Export SVG: Size doesnt match original file
by Tobias Schulz
Ok thank-you you.
So, my only solution is a workaround? I am thinking of downscaling the image to fix the bounding box...
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The size difference between the two files is confirmed. The bounding boxes
for the two .svg files are given below.
Illustrator - width="194.284px" height="75.238px"
Inkscape - width="242.855" height="94.04725"
The ratio of the sizes is exactly 1.25 which equals 90/72, which equals the
size ratio of a point to a pixel. It looks as though Inkscape has probably
assumed that the original dimensions were given in points, and has probably
converted them to pixels by multiplying by 90/72, which is a reasonable
thing to do. (However, I know nothing about Illustrator, so I don't know if
the native units in Illustrator are points or not.)
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Export SVG: Size doesnt match original file
by Tobias Schulz
Hi,
i use inkscape to convert Illustrator-AI-Files to SVG and noticed some
size difference between the original ai-file and the converted svg-file.
The converted file is about 1cm bigger. I tried command line and GUI.
If i use Adobe Illustrator to save the AI-File to SVG there everything
works fine. The Image size of SVG and AI match.
thanks!
Tobias
13 years, 10 months
command-line export SVG with area-drawing: Workaround via PDF, but exported area is wrong!
by Tobias Schulz
Hi,
i have to export an Adobe-Illustrator (AI) file to SVG with export
option "export-area-drawing". I know this option is not available on
SVG-Files jet.
So i tried a workaround.... I exorted the AI file as PDF with
area-drawing and then to SVG. This works fine, but.......
the exported area in the pdf file is wrong.... the image is truncated...
2 px from image top are repeated at the bottom....
So, the easiest way to solve my problem would be to use
"export-area-drawing" on SVG files. but the roadmap doesnt say whether
this option is possible in the future....or does it?
Inkscape 0.47 revision 22583
windows 7
thnaks tobias
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Fwd: 2D animators using free software
by Felipe Sanches
anyone here is capable of doing simple 2d animations with free software and
would like to help the Free Software Foundation? Please contact Holmes
Wilson at holmes@...2693...
-Juca
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Felipe Sanches <juca@...2694...>
Date: Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 6:01 PM
Subject: Re: 2D animators using free software
To: Holmes Wilson <holmes@...2693...>
I can ask our geeks from the inkscape users mailing list.
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 4:44 PM, Holmes Wilson <holmes@...2693...> wrote:
> Hey Felipe,
>
> FSF is looking for some animators who could do some simple but professional
> 2D motion graphics for a film (mostly interviews) about software patents,
> using free software. Know anybody?
>
> -Holmes
>
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