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This tutorial is supposed to show how to import text or geometry created with inkscape via svg-format into FreeCAD.<br /> |
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Inkscape 0.91 and FreeCAD 0.16.6704 on Windows are used for these operations.<br /> |
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== General tipps for importing from inkscape == <!--T:3--> |
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*the svg-import in FreeCAD cannot handle a svg file with a resolution of more than 45 dpi, so check the settings in inkscape |
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*when importing path objects which show up in the 3D view in FreeCAD not very smooth it may be a matter of the FreeCAD-settings for the shape view. |
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**in FreeCAD choose {{KEY| Edit}} → {{KEY| Preferences}} → {{KEY| Part Design}} → {{KEY| Shape View}} |
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**as for "Tesslation", the "Maximum deviation depending on the model bounding box" the default value is "0,5 %" |
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**setting this to a lower value will increase smoothness of the model in the 3D view (and use more PC performance) |
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**don't use values lower than "0,01 %", this will most likely crash FreeCAD |
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**in that case deleting "system.cfg" and "user.cfg" in your FreeCAD-user-directory will solve this problem |
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== Importing |
== Importing text from Inkscape == <!--T:4--> |
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== Importing geometry from Inkscape == <!--T:5--> |
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== Credits == <!--T:6--> |
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Revision as of 20:52, 17 July 2016
Tutorial |
Topic |
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Import text and geometry from Inkscape |
Level |
Beginner |
Time to complete |
30 minutes |
Authors |
r-frank |
FreeCAD version |
0.16.6703 |
Example files |
See also |
None |
Introduction
This tutorial is supposed to show how to import text or geometry created with inkscape via svg-format into FreeCAD.
Inkscape 0.91 and FreeCAD 0.16.6704 on Windows are used for these operations.
General tipps for importing from inkscape
- the svg-import in FreeCAD cannot handle a svg file with a resolution of more than 45 dpi, so check the settings in inkscape
- when importing path objects which show up in the 3D view in FreeCAD not very smooth it may be a matter of the FreeCAD-settings for the shape view.
- in FreeCAD choose Edit → Preferences → Part Design → Shape View
- as for "Tesslation", the "Maximum deviation depending on the model bounding box" the default value is "0,5 %"
- setting this to a lower value will increase smoothness of the model in the 3D view (and use more PC performance)
- don't use values lower than "0,01 %", this will most likely crash FreeCAD
- in that case deleting "system.cfg" and "user.cfg" in your FreeCAD-user-directory will solve this problem