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    • J Offline
      Jim
      last edited by

      @xavier9 said:

      Hello, I'm french, new here and my english is bad...

      I've seen that bezier.rb is missing in the zip file.
      I've found it on the Didier Bur's site.
      I could open just a few svg files, but the others
      can be converted to SIMPLE svg files with Inkscape.
      It works for me.

      Xavier

      Yes, I forgot to include bezier.rb in the .zip file, I have added it to the .zip. I do have it in my plugins folder. Can you post an example svg file that you were successful in importing?

      Hi

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        xavier9
        last edited by

        This one is importable

        Xavier


        Importable AFTER decompression!

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          xavier9
          last edited by

          Now, a not importable svg opened with Inkscape and saved as "simple svg"

          It rocks!

          Xavier


          the two versions are included

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            xavier9
            last edited by

            Hm...

            "Simple svg" is a french translation for "Plain svg"

            So, in Inkscape, choose "Save as Plain svg" to have a file you can open in SU.

            Xavier

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              Jim
              last edited by

              Ah yes, it now works. I have Inskscape installed, but I missed the "Save as Plain SVG" Option.

              Thank you, Xavier.

              Hi

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                Eulgrand
                last edited by

                Has anyone experienced problems with the sandbox tool after installing SVG import ? I did : no more smoove...

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                  CadFather
                  last edited by

                  yes the two don't work together

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                    Eulgrand
                    last edited by

                    Thanks a lot CadFather, I'll deal with it 😉

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                      maxim_
                      last edited by

                      Hello. I am a newbie and I speak Russian. Translation of Google. I have a problem. When you import an SVG, I receive an error:

                      Error (in script) while reading “D:\Libelle_3-view-SIMPLE.svg”:
                      Exception parsing

                      How to solve this problem?
                      Regards Max.

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                        danbig
                        last edited by

                        Hi -

                        Has anyone used this scrip in SU8 yet?

                        I get the following error when I try to import:
                        Capture.PNG

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                          Catalyst
                          last edited by

                          Hi danbig,
                          You need to open your SVG file with inkscape.

                          1. Go into Inskcape's preferences
                          2. Under "Tools" select "SVG output"
                          3. Under "Path data" - uncheck "Allow relative coordinates"
                          4. Right below that - check "Force repeat commands"

                          Be sure to save the new preferences by hitting the little triangle-in-a-box button in the top right corner of the preferences window.

                          Once you do that, you can save Plain SVG files and import them successfully into Sketchup for further manipulation.

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                            derei
                            last edited by

                            Where I can find this SVG importer ? Is it possible to be posted here, on SketchUcation?
                            Thank you.

                            DESIGNER AND ARTIST [DEREI.UK](http://derei.uk/l)

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                              TIG Moderator
                              last edited by

                              http://flightsofideas.net/ seems to be the source of many things SVG...
                              e.g http://code.google.com/p/sketchup-svg-outline-plugin/downloads/detail?name=sketchup-svg-outlines-plugin-0.99.zip
                              and for which http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=29481 also applies ?
                              BUT this http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=435
                              etc etc...

                              TIG

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                                Majenta
                                last edited by

                                @catalyst said:

                                Hi danbig,
                                You need to open your SVG file with inkscape.

                                1. Go into Inskcape's preferences
                                2. Under "Tools" select "SVG output"
                                3. Under "Path data" - uncheck "Allow relative coordinates"
                                4. Right below that - check "Force repeat commands"

                                Be sure to save the new preferences by hitting the little triangle-in-a-box button in the top right corner of the preferences window.

                                Once you do that, you can save Plain SVG files and import them successfully into Sketchup for further manipulation.

                                I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO SUCCESSFULLY IMPORT A PLAIN SVG FILE INTO SKETCHUP MAKE 2014 USING THIS METHOD. IS THERE ANY ADDITIONAL STEPS I NEED? GOAL IS TO INPUT A SVG FILE (THE WORDS "PEACE" "ON" AND 'EARTH" WHICH HAVE BEEN TRACED AND WELDED TOGETHER IN TO THREE INDIVIDUAL SVGS.) OF A WELDED WORD INTO SKETCHUP AND EXTRUDE IT TO MAKE A 3D 'BOX' ABOUT 2" THICK.

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