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I'm somewhere in the middle on this spectrum. If I need a small SVG I'd just use optimizing exporter in Inkscape. In this example it produces file of 443 bytes,
by jmiskovic 4y ago
I'm somewhere in the middle on this spectrum. If I need a small SVG I'd just use optimizing exporter in Inkscape. In this example it produces file of 443 bytes, hand-written one one is 399 bytes. You have to optimize for your time as well.
- rhn_mk1 4y agoI tried Inkscape to vectorize a picture of a few geometrical shapes. Fiddling with paths and adjusting dimensions to match was a pain, and I gave up any hope to have a rotated triangle measured correctly due to the sqrt(2) in it. But Inkscape offers an XML escape hatch which is actually quit cool. I could use it to build the basics, and then use typical tools to achieve symmetries and spacing.