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Inkscape is what I always use for editing static SVGs. Not using it enough to become familiar with it myself, the interface is usually intuitive enough for me t
by ben-schaaf 9y ago
Inkscape is what I always use for editing static SVGs. Not using it enough to become familiar with it myself, the interface is usually intuitive enough for me to guess my way to success.
- dnautics 9y agoMy biggest gripe with inkscape is that it suffers from some sort of floating point precision error, when you do certain copy/paste/transformation operations it mercilessly outputs more digits of significance than are necessary, which bloats the text and peeves off someone who must obsessively keep their ml clean
- gugagore 9y agoI would guess it's just outputting the 16 or so (decimal) digits of a IEEE float using one of the round-tripable representations. Not sure what else would be reasonable. Could you round the output with some specialized tool? Also what does "ml" mean?
- sooper 9y agoMarkup Language, I'd guess.
- jansho 9y agoAnd also the output png is sometimes unpredictable. I hate it when what's supposed to be flat-coloured in svg turns out to be this 'pixelated-swirl' in png. I also find minimising operations can reduce this effect.