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That's cool. Looks like Inkscape supports adding this kind of noise through its various effects in its Filters menu. Exported as a Plain SVG and looking at the
by Tao3300 3y ago
That's cool. Looks like Inkscape supports adding this kind of noise through its various effects in its Filters menu. Exported as a Plain SVG and looking at the code confirms the use of feTurbulence.
For comparison, I also did a test to see how Affinity Designer 2 does it, since it has noisy fills. The SVG it exports has the noise embedded in it as a base64 jpeg image!
- OliveMate 3y agoI'm currently away from my PC so I can't check myself, does it embed a single noise texture and use it multiple times, or does it generate a texture for each use of noise? As someone who can't justify an Adobe license and can't wrap their head around InkScape, Designer has been a perfect alternative bar quirks like this.
- Tao3300 3y agoIt might have been a deliberate choice. That way you don't have to count on filter support whenever and wherever it's being rendered.
- herpdyderp 3y agoAffinity Designer 2 has been really nice vs paying for Adobe Creative Cloud but it sure has required me to manually tweak SVGs a lot!