Issue with svg images and skin saving
Posted: Mon Oct 30, 2017 4:22 pm
Hi Gnomes,
When using SVG images I create myself in Affinity Designer or Affinity Photo, they do either not show up, or only show some elements of the svg in the skin editor. This is very confusing because I now many times see no image under the svg tab, while it actually is there.
The images then DO show up in the output, so on that part all is good. It's just that I don't see them in the skin editor.
Also, many times if I change an image, the skin editor is not prompting to save (no asterix next to filename in windowheader) and just closes without save warning if I click close. If I change other parameters or text or anything, it always prompts to save, just not always when changing images.
I tried this with images with the same name (when I changed the image outside P2V and want to replace) but also with images with different filenames.
Is this something in svg, or a bug? To try and get the svg's to show, I export them as flattened svg, but they still don't show in the editor.
regards, Frank
When using SVG images I create myself in Affinity Designer or Affinity Photo, they do either not show up, or only show some elements of the svg in the skin editor. This is very confusing because I now many times see no image under the svg tab, while it actually is there.
The images then DO show up in the output, so on that part all is good. It's just that I don't see them in the skin editor.
Also, many times if I change an image, the skin editor is not prompting to save (no asterix next to filename in windowheader) and just closes without save warning if I click close. If I change other parameters or text or anything, it always prompts to save, just not always when changing images.
I tried this with images with the same name (when I changed the image outside P2V and want to replace) but also with images with different filenames.
Is this something in svg, or a bug? To try and get the svg's to show, I export them as flattened svg, but they still don't show in the editor.
regards, Frank