Importing SVG not working properly, ellipsoids are not imported well

Importing SVG not working properly, ellipsoids are not imported well

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Importing SVG not working properly, ellipsoids are not imported well

Anonymous
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Hei Guys,

I got a Problem importing SVGs from Inkscape to Fusion.

Best way to tell you what's worng should be two screenshots.

 

The Ellipsoids are totaly damaged after importing.

 

I don't know what's wrong with the svg.

 

When you look at the grape, you see that the leaves are imported properly

 

Hope anyone can help.

 

Manuel

 

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g-andresen
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Hi,

are you sure that the imports are vectors?

Please share SVG und f3d from imported file

 

günther

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Anonymous
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Here is the SVG,

I designed everything in Inkscape so in my Opinion these should be kind of vectors.

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HughesTooling
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Imports correctly into Rhino so looks like a Fusion problem. @jeff_strater  Can you take a look.

 

Thanks Markimage.png

 

Mark Hughes
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HughesTooling
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@Anonymous  Attached is an f3d file created from exporting your file as a DXF from Rhino. The scale will probably be wrong but scaling to the correct size should be easy enough.

 

Mark

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Anonymous
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Thank you for this Quick fix,

unfortunately I got a lot of SVGs with this issues.

So should i convert this to dxf before importing ?

 

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HughesTooling
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@Anonymous wrote:

Thank you for this Quick fix,

unfortunately I got a lot of SVGs with this issues.

So should i convert this to dxf before importing ?

 


Well until Autodesk get it fixed using DXF should work. Does Inkscape have a DXF option or will you need to use another program? Rhino does quite a good job reading the SVG and exporting to DXF but some programs have problem writing clean splines to DXF.

 

Mark

Mark Hughes
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g-andresen
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Hi,

if you work in Inkscape you should:
1. remove the fills and save only the contours in the SVG
2. before saving you should do a conversion from contour to path. That way you will get a double contour, but it can be removed.

 

günther

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jeff_strater
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bug logged as FUS-74290.  Thanks for reporting it.

 


Jeff Strater
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