Im new in this and I wonder how I can save an logo and keep the vectorized. When I have tryed to saved it saves all the document with layers and so on. I haved also looked on every SAVE-movie on Youtube.
Can you post/share an svg with the problem? Your wording isn't clear. Inkscape's native file format is SVG. SVG is vector. SVG can contain non vector elements, raster or bitmap. If those are not present in the document when you save it will be vector.
Thank you. I didnt know that .svg is an vector. When I save it to .svg and open the file it come in to Affinity with layers. But I do as you say. Thank you very much!
It is strange that Affinity can see the Inkscape layers. SVG doesn't support layers. Inkscape mimics layers by using specially named groups. I would not expect Affinity Designer to notice those layers. Instead I would expect Affinity to treat them as grooups. But as I said before, if in Inkscape all your objects are vector, saving as SVG they will all be vector. If you have photo's or bitmaps in the design, or have used some filter effects like blur or drop shadow, that introduces raster elements and it won't be pure vector. If you export as PNG they will not be vector. If you save as PDF or other vector formats, they might be vector, but they might rasterize some aspects. If you post an sample SVG, me or someone in here can have a look.
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Im new in this and I wonder how I can save an logo and keep the vectorized. When I have tryed to saved it saves all the document with layers and so on. I haved also looked on every SAVE-movie on Youtube.
Please!
Can you post/share an svg with the problem? Your wording isn't clear. Inkscape's native file format is SVG. SVG is vector. SVG can contain non vector elements, raster or bitmap. If those are not present in the document when you save it will be vector.
Thank you. I didnt know that .svg is an vector. When I save it to .svg and open the file it come in to Affinity with layers. But I do as you say. Thank you very much!
It is strange that Affinity can see the Inkscape layers. SVG doesn't support layers. Inkscape mimics layers by using specially named groups. I would not expect Affinity Designer to notice those layers. Instead I would expect Affinity to treat them as grooups. But as I said before, if in Inkscape all your objects are vector, saving as SVG they will all be vector. If you have photo's or bitmaps in the design, or have used some filter effects like blur or drop shadow, that introduces raster elements and it won't be pure vector. If you export as PNG they will not be vector. If you save as PDF or other vector formats, they might be vector, but they might rasterize some aspects. If you post an sample SVG, me or someone in here can have a look.
THANK YOU!
I send it to you. Maby its a group that Affinity photo are. I post you!
It handles Objects/Layers in pretty much the same way as Inkscape does:
So, If I put out it here, can anyone watch the file?
Sure.
This AND ITS HEEEEAVY!
Ok - got it open. What do you want with it?
Its kind of a logo and when I open it become an Affinity icon and in Affinity photo shows all the layers. And I just want it plain like a logo.
Ok - what I made: Delete everything not needed and checked invisible.
Text (the Fringe etc) converted via Stroke-to-Path - ungroup->Union then path->Difference to make it transparent and combined it with event data:
Hope this works for you: its now 1,3MB
MYYYYY GOOOD THANKZ!
Also one question more. Why cant I just make an easy filled square?
So I guess this works methinks. You´re welcome.
Found it. Opacity-stuff. Now It works.
THANK YOU AGAIN PIXELPEST.
Didn't know Affinity was aware of Inkscape layers. Good to know.