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To improve the pixelization issue, you can set a large width/height for the SVG (without changing the viewport - see e.g. the svg file in this post). Sadly, the image will still be rasterized, but with more pixels. (see #6095 for an open ticket about that). For the text, I'm guessing that GdkPixbuf, the library we use for rendering, does not know the font you are using. It should work if you use the same font for VEREIN e.V. as for Geschäftsstelle. |
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Thank you for your reply. I think I need to learn more about the relationship between size and viewport, as I don't fully understand it yet. I used the same fonts for the texts, so there is no difference there. Presumably, path-aligned text cannot be interpreted. Now I've edited th SVG-File from in with tho following result. |
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Hello, I am experiencing a minor issue with Xournal++.
I utilize the program to add handwritten notes to existing PDF files, such as signatures or sketches, and it is ideal for this purpose.
Now, I would like to insert an SVG file, such as a club stamp. I have created a design similar to the following using Inkscape:
When I insert this SVG file into Xournal++, a pixel image with very poor resolution is generated. Unfortunately, the text aligned with the path is not transferred either.
The text aligned with the path is only transferred when it is converted using “Convert object to paths,” but then it is no longer editable.
I could live with the latter, but the poor pixel display bothers me a bit. Unfortunately, it looks just as bad in the PDF created in Xournal++.
Does anyone have any ideas?
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