Projects tagged ‘inkscape’ and ‘svg’

UniConvertor is an universal vector graphics translator. The project uses sK1 engine to convert one format to another. Project has following import filters: CDR, CMX, CDT, CCX, CDRX, AI, CGM, WMF ... [More] , XFIG, SVG, SK, SK1, AFF and export filters: AI, SVG, SK, SK1, CGM, WMF. [Less]

JessyInk is a JavaScript that can be incorporated into an Inkscape SVG image containing several layers. Each layer will be converted into one slide of a presentation. Current features include: slide ... [More] transitions, effects, an index sheet, a master slide and auto-texts like slide title, slide number and number of slides. [Less]

Plugin for inkscape, which generates sliced bitmaps directly from your vector drawings. Highly integrated -- uses standard rectangles on a special layer to mark areas which should be sliced. SVG attributes provide file naming, etc.

Polska lokalizacja programu Inkscape prowadzona przez zespół Inkscape.pl

InkScape Lint Profiles InkScape SVG files to: - reduce attribute precision - revert paths to basic shapes - remove foreign namespace content - convert style attributes to css stylesheets. Command line configurable. InkScape Save As plugin.

SVGMin a small command-line utility to reduce SVG size by removing redundant information. Example usage: svgmin logo.svg logo-min.svgFor more information, read the QuickStart guide. Other similar tools: Scour SVG Tidy

Convert SVG files to only one PDF file Script for Nautilus-Scripts REQUIRE: Gnome Inkscape pdfjam zenity WANTED: Translators Author: Javier Pérez (english)

A plugin that allows the user to select SketchUp faces and export the oulines of these faces to a Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) file. Developed to help with constructing designs for laser cutting. ... [More] SVG editor of choice is Inkscape. Now testing with Ponoko for online laser cutting. UPDATE (11.11.09): The latest version is 0.99. The following functionality has been added: Exporting text annotations Changing line colours and width Launching your SVG editor from SketchUp See previous documentation on: Exporting SVG faces from SketchUp Do you know about approximation in SketchUp, if not see this wiki page. Some recent projects using the plugin: [Less]

origamiHelper is a set of python's extensions written for the SVG based software Inkscape. It aims to make the life easier for origami diagramist, allowing him to access to a full library of symbols ... [More] , styles, and to a set of helper for drawing some complex but common figures. As Inkscape 0.46 is just available to download, I begin to work on the real extension. OrigamiHelper consists in three independant extensions : OrigamiHelperStylist: select the type of fold, the paper side, the type of arrow OrigamiLibrary: consist in two parts : OrigamiHelperLibrarySymbols : the complete Yshizawa/Randlett set of symbols plus some others that complete the set for complex and contemporary origami OrigamiHelperLibraryPatterns : a set of ready-to-use objects and forms commonly use in diagramming (bases, steps etc.) Origami Molecules: help to design rabbit-ear and some other molecules common in diagraming. OrigamiHelperFolder : an helper to manage folds made on objects to optimize the drawings. [Less]

Atramentum is a flexible Inkscape Exporter. A Web Designer uses Inkscape to create design elements, each set of related elements on distinct layers. Using notational conventions in the ID and Label ... [More] attributes, the Designer tags the design elements as belonging to particular UI classes ("figure", "calendar", "GoogleWave"), or having specific behavioral features ("draggable"). The Atramentum extension then operates on these notational conventions to produce images in PNG, and/or invokes a transform to produce XHTML/CSS/SVG files. The first transform included with the extension builds JQuery-aware XHTML/CSS outputs. Note I've pushed this code up to get my SCM process started and back up my code. The code may work but the output will undoubtedly look ugly, and no tests are yet defined. I know, I know... test first... [Less]