If you open SVG's with solid hatch patterns in Inkscape you probably want to "Outset" all objects in order to make the borders of all triangles invisible by overlapping them with each other. You may even be better of exporting bitmaps from time to time. No work around is known, you can accept it or put all filled patterns on a switched off layer first and fill polylines in Inkscape. Exporting bitmaps is no problem, but exporting to vector formats like WMF and SVG results in fills made up of a zillion coloured triangles.
INKSCAPE SVG OUTPUT FILE FORMAT INDENTATION PDF
You can download a trial of BricsCAD for a one time job, or use Inkscape for editing DXF, DWG or PDF directly (which is time consuming labour, depending on what kind of entities are used in the drawings).īoth BricsCAD and AutoCAD do a poor job when it comes to exporting fills, more precise, solid hatch patterns. This document discusses bulk exporting and bulk scrubbingĪ word about AutoCAD in this context, it cannot export SVG directly. For example, your CMS doesn't support SVG, you want to make bitmaps for buttons or you are limited by using Word instead of Writer.
However, there are cases you want to export SVG to other formats. It is in a lot of situations much better than EPS, PDF, WMF and so on, because of its high precision and support. SVG is a perfect format for embedding in HTML web pages and LibreOffice Writer.
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