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Submitted byAnonymouson03-30-201806:03 AM
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Gathering Support
Drawing output as SVG file
Office 365 can insert image in .SVG format.
We use this opportunity to generate technical documentation for the product. Support for this format will improve the quality of such documentation with integrated drawings from Fusion 350.
Yes, SVG vector output is very much wanted. Not just for high quality graphics in print, but the small file sizes are also superior for online use. Not just for export of drawings, but also the possibility to export selections would be great. SVG is encoded in XML and thus accessible to a large number of XML processing tools and supported by many applications.
Also SVG has support for animations what would give even more possibilities.
Absolutely love this idea and came here today looking to say as much. This ability would be a major enhancement to the drawing module. Nested subassemblies could be drawn up on their own then combined and manipulated at will using something like Inkscape. Adobe has just about made it impossible to work with PDF format anymore.
