1) If your image quality setting is high enough, and you scale an image much smaller than the size it was when you imported it, sometimes it won't display properly.
One solution may be to lower you image quality setting and then delete and re- import the small image.
Another option is to scale the image larger or don't zoom out as far.
The most effective solution for tiny SVG images is to include a zero opacity filled circular path behind or in front of your water drop that is about 2 to 4 times larger than the water drop. Then, in videoscribe, delete the old SVG and import the new one.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
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lefteris lydios
On
Tue, 5 Jun, 2018 at 8:30 PM
I'll give it a try and I'll post back. Sounds like a good workaround.
Any idea about the wrong numbering sequence?
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Mike Metcalf
On
Wed, 6 Jun, 2018 at 1:54 AM
I can't see the timeline in your video, but would I be correct if I guessed the calendar numbers were all in a single SVG?
If so, attach it. Your layers and nested layers probably need to be corrected.
Regards,
Mike (videoscribe user)
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lefteris lydios
On
Sun, 10 Jun, 2018 at 9:01 AM
Thanks Mike. The zero opacity filled circular path, solved the drop problem.
1) Drops are rendered fine while zoom in but in zoom out they become squares (0:15)
2) I cannot find a way to display days in the proper ascending order, even though they are set correctly in the timeline.
https://youtu.be/vgX_Cgeqx8c
1) If your image quality setting is high enough, and you scale an image much smaller than the size it was when you imported it, sometimes it won't display properly.
One solution may be to lower you image quality setting and then delete and re- import the small image.
Another option is to scale the image larger or don't zoom out as far.
The most effective solution for tiny SVG images is to include a zero opacity filled circular path behind or in front of your water drop that is about 2 to 4 times larger than the water drop. Then, in videoscribe, delete the old SVG and import the new one.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
I can't see the timeline in your video, but would I be correct if I guessed the calendar numbers were all in a single SVG?
If so, attach it. Your layers and nested layers probably need to be corrected.
Regards,
Mike (videoscribe user)
Thanks Mike. The zero opacity filled circular path, solved the drop problem.