It looks like the problem originates in the node just before and just after the affected node. if I nudge either of them by 0.2 px, the rounded corner stays in place after transforming the path to an outline. Apparently, it goes wrong because the node before and after are on the exact same locating. This provides no solution and no explanation, but it does provide you with a work-around if you can live with introducing a microscopic misalignment. (Maybe nudging the node with an even smaller amount works as well?)

By the way: nice recourse of pictograms!

Maarten

On 20 Nov 2013, at 11:21, jurgen.gaeremyn@...2414... wrote:

Hi,

I've been working on a simple design for a logo. For some strange reason, when I try to convert the lines to an outlined path, I loose some rounded corners, while others remain. The issue is highlighted with a red circle.

File can be fount here: http://veiligheidspictogrammen.be/bugs/line_to_outline.svg

Can someone explain this to me?

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very interesting bug, could you submit this as a bug report at: https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/

Alvin Penner

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