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Okay and this makes sense... just doing this } else if (editor == "illustrator") { resol = 72 } else if (editor == "Opentype.js") {...
I get that and that is a fair argument, No I have not remotely read the whole svg spec, only wee tiny fractions through searches, but even where...
does fix it for 'pt' it does not fix it for mm, in, cm, etc as the 1.25 is specific to pt. the code separates all of them pt, mm, in, cm......
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <svg width="100pt" height="100pt" viewBox="0 0 100 100" version="1.1"...
mm were broken as well would get that same 90/96 0.9375 ratio 100mm would import as 93.75mm The whole set is based on 90 (inches is 90...
lighttpd worked great (used it before so tried it first). thanks!
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New thread....straight to the point. I had issues importing SVG files. The dimensions would be wrong. For example <?xml version="1.0"...
Okay so I got it!! 25.4 / 90 = 0.282222222 90 / 25.4 = 3.543307087 lib/lw.svg-parser/src/tagparser.js: return floatValue *...
yeah looked at commits. it must have been another tool that had that popup. So this is interesting...cloned the repo. (can open a javascript...
surprised I am the first and inkscape is using 72 for some reason I still dont understand why when the svg is in units of mm (which is in the...
Okay I see that why would it default to a 96 pixels per inch default when it sees points as the units rather than a default dots (points) per inch...
Problem has nothing whatsoever to do with inkscape, but anyway, version 1.3.2
Please show changes to either of the svg files (box or path based) that would import as 100x100mm instead of 93.75
dots per inch is 72. Can easily demonstrate the same problem with points instead of mm. And as demonstrated it fails with an svg generated from...
Tried some searches not finding if this has been asked before or not. Take a very simple svg file. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"...
