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| Importaţi text şi forme geometrice create cu InkScape |
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| FreeCAD version |
| 0.16.6704 |
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Introducere
Acest îndrumător a fost destinat să vă arate cum să importaţi text sau obiecte geometrice create cu InkScape în FreeCAD, prin intermediul formatului SVG.
În acest scop, s-au utilizat Inkscape 0.91 şi FreeCAD 0.16.6704 sub Windows.
Sugestii pentru importul din InkScape
- the svg-import in FreeCAD cannot handle a svg file with a resolution of more than 45 dpi, so check the settings in inkscape
- when importing path objects which show up in the 3D view in FreeCAD not very smooth it may be a matter of the FreeCAD-settings for the shape view.
- in FreeCAD choose Edit → Preferences → Part Design → Shape View
- as for "Tesselation", the "Maximum deviation depending on the model bounding box" the default value is "0,5 %"
- setting this to a lower value will increase smoothness of the model in the 3D view (and use more PC performance)
- don't use values lower than "0,01 %", this will most likely crash FreeCAD
- in that case deleting "system.cfg" and "user.cfg" in your FreeCAD-user-directory will solve this problem
Importul unul text din InkScape
- după inserarea unui text in InkScape (şi, poate, aplicarea unor efecte precum mlădierea sau de alt tip) asiguraţi-vă căː
- select your text and choose Path → Object to path
- ungroup your objects
- save as "Plain SVG (*.svg)" file format
- open the file in FreeCAD, choosing the option "SVG as geometry (importSVG)"
- a path object for each letter/number/sign will be created in the tree view
- use draft upgrade on each path object to create faces
- use pad or extrude on the faces to get solids
- you can fuse your objects or use compound on them depending on your intended further work
Importul de forme geometrice din InkScape
Since inkscape and FreeCAD seem to have different approaches on how to apply dimensions on svg-object, the recommended workflow seems to be:
- ungroup all objects in inkscape
- select all objects in inkscape
- apply a stroke style with a width of 0 mm (yes, that is zero millimeter) to all objects
- save as "Inkscape SVG (*.svg)" or "Plain SVG (*.svg)" file format
- open the file in FreeCAD, choosing the option "SVG as geometry (importSVG)"
- the dimensions of the objects in inkscape and in FreeCAD should now be identical
Credite
Le mulţumesc utilizatorilor "freecad-heini-1" şi "herbk" pentru testare şi pentru furnizarea unor impresii şi informaţii de un real folos.