Fichiers SVG importés ont tous une double bordure
When you export from Inkscape, are you using the Plain SVG file type instead of their file type?
Lorsque vous exportez à partir d'Inkscape, utilisez-vous le type de fichier Plain SVG au lieu de leur type de fichier ? Traduit avec Deepl
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I know you use Save As but what I think you should do is select to export as a Plain SVG instead of an Inkscape SVG. I feel Inkscape may be adding something you do not want to the file. Just a thought, may not have any effect.
Je sais que vous utilisez Enregistrer sous, mais je pense que vous devriez choisir d'exporter en tant que SVG ordinaire plutôt qu'en tant que SVG Inkscape. J'ai l'impression qu'Inkscape peut ajouter quelque chose que vous ne voulez pas au fichier. C'est juste une idée, qui n'a peut-être aucun effet. Traduit avec Deepl
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Open the SVG in Inkscape, set the display mode to Outline and you will see the double outline.
So the problem is in Inkscape. You have to remove the double outline before exporting to SVG.
Note : si tu veux poser ta question en français la prochaine fois => https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-francais/bd-p/331
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What @jhackney1972 is saying is that the outer 'outline' as well as each letter 'outline' is actually made up of two curves with the area in between filled with black. If you take a look at this screenshot from Inkscape you will see that in this split view the 'outlines' are in fact two curves. You'll need to ungroup everything and delete the curves you don't want. Either that or convert to raster then perform a centreline trace to get a single curve through the centre of the perceived 'outline'.
@margot_caumont wrote:Hi,
I tried your file, and it works well.
I didn't find in Inkscape how to degroup my picture and delete the double outline. Can you give me the way to go please ?
Having now worked on your file I found that nothing was grouped so there was no need to ungroup it. The entire design is a single 'path' so I first needed to break it apart:
Once you've broken it apart you can delete the paths you don't need. You might find other functions such as 'Inset' and 'Outset' useful too if you want to adjust the remaining paths inward or outward.
I'm not clear whether your second file is a screenshot of a vector file or the PNG you posted is the file. If it isn't vector already you'll either need to obtain a vector version or trace it in Inkscape (or another application you have access to). Fusion will not be able to use a raster format file for extruding. I'm also not quite clear on your other statement about deleting parts and different levels etc.
I hope this helps.
Bonjour @margot_caumont
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Bonjour @margot_caumont,
J'ai déplacé votre sujet dans le forum Fusion français, peut-être que vous aurez plus de réponses vous permettant de résoudre votre problème.
Belle journée,
