svg file loses all colours on import to Videoscribe
svg file loses all colours on import to Videoscribe
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Richard Brown
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Fri, 9 Jun, 2017 at 4:26 PM
I have a simple svg file of some text in two colours. When I import it to videoscribe, it loses all colour and becomes black. Why is this? I'm attaching a screenshot showing the problem and the original svg.
Hi, Because the SVG contains a custom style sheet or some other data that videoscribe does not recognize.
Resave the SVG: 1) in inkscape 0.48.5 or older, or 2) in Illustrator version older than CC, OR 3) in newer versions of inkscape or illustrator using the settings recommended in tip 7 of the following thread: Making SVG Images Draw Well (2017 update)
I have a simple svg file of some text in two colours. When I import it to videoscribe, it loses all colour and becomes black. Why is this? I'm attaching a screenshot showing the problem and the original svg.
TIA
Because the SVG contains a custom style sheet or some other data that videoscribe does not recognize.
Resave the SVG:
1) in inkscape 0.48.5 or older, or
2) in Illustrator version older than CC, OR
3) in newer versions of inkscape or illustrator using the settings recommended in tip 7 of the following thread:
Making SVG Images Draw Well (2017 update)
-Mike (videoscribe user)
Use these settings when saving from Illustrator: