02-17-2022, 02:55 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-17-2022, 03:03 PM by rich2005.
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Unfortunately that does not work in the paths dock
Right click - Import Path only one at a time.
also
Open as Layers with the import path enabled does not work either. Renders the path but no path in the paths dock. Very annoying. I suppose it is because the Gimp path svg is a very simple format.
That Inkscape work-around I suggested is not looking too clever, seems to stack the paths one over the other. Not much use.
In linux command line cat name1.svg name2.svg name3.svg ....nameN.svg > combined.svg concatenates the files into one svg that works
In Windows (I believe, not tried it) a terminal command type name1.svg name2.svg name3.svg ....nameN.svg > combined.svg is the equivalent. Hardley worth the effort for 10 files.
Edit: As an example of linux cat attached 10 files combined to a file new.svg.
Right click - Import Path only one at a time.
also
Open as Layers with the import path enabled does not work either. Renders the path but no path in the paths dock. Very annoying. I suppose it is because the Gimp path svg is a very simple format.
That Inkscape work-around I suggested is not looking too clever, seems to stack the paths one over the other. Not much use.
In linux command line cat name1.svg name2.svg name3.svg ....nameN.svg > combined.svg concatenates the files into one svg that works
In Windows (I believe, not tried it) a terminal command type name1.svg name2.svg name3.svg ....nameN.svg > combined.svg is the equivalent. Hardley worth the effort for 10 files.
Edit: As an example of linux cat attached 10 files combined to a file new.svg.