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Yes, I also had to create some SVG files during a project for a client and used Inkscape on Windows for that. Then hand-edited all of them, because I wanted to
by struppi 10y ago
Yes, I also had to create some SVG files during a project for a client and used Inkscape on Windows for that. Then hand-edited all of them, because I wanted to get rid of all the crap before importing them.
I basically just bought Affinity Designer as a knee-jerk reaction because I disliked Inkscape so much.
- mojuba 10y agoI find that the latest Adobe Illustrator does a pretty decent job with SVG's but of course Adobe stuff is a matter of taste (and is overpriced too).
- tkp 10y agoInkscape adds a bunch of metadata to it's svg's, but also has a "Simple SVG" save-as option, did you try it ?
- mojuba 10y agoI did try it. Apart from metadata there are two other major problems: it generates a lot of unnecessary attributes with their default values, and also the floating point errors I mentioned. The latter can affect the appearance of your graphics on your screen unfortunately, i.e. a vertical line with X=10 is one thing but X=10.035 is another.
- mixmastamyk 10y agoOptimized SVG is the one you want.