correct to only two decimal places), as can be seen in the original part file. That translates the original 134.363px x 70.3px dimensions into 1.86614in x 0.976389in (although this conversion suggests that the scaling factor is just 72.00-i.e. As a result, the dimensioning inadvertently reverted to ‘Illustrator units’.īut the Fritzong Parts Editor, I would suggest, correctly translates Illustrator’s pixel dimensions into inches, using a scaling factor of 72. Unfortunately, the present example is not the best to be discussing here (we’d really need to go back to the original part), because I just modified the SVG file to increase the size of the pads, and didn’t then go back through the whole ‘construction’ process. Now, the Parts Editor may be a bit flakey, but it does the original translation of the Illustrator SVG file and converts from pixels to inches. The dimensions are all as we would expect inside Illustrator, where one works in inches or mm as one prefers (not in pixels), and there are clearly some problems importing Illustrator SVG files (which insist on presenting dimensions in Adobe’s idea of pixels) into Inkscape.īut in creating my parts, I use the Fritzong Parts Editor to do the initial compilation of relevant files. Thanks but I’m not sure we’re identifying the real problem here.
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