https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=408444
--- Comment #3 from jimbo <[email protected]> --- (In reply to vanyossi from comment #1) > An svg is rendered from a vector layer. The vector layer is composed only of > vector shapes and can be converted to svg allowing the resulting svg equal > to what you see in the layer and fully editable. > > A krita project consists of many more layer types than vector objects. When > exporting to an svg from "File -> export", what it the user expected to get? > a fully editable svg with rastered included layers as base64 images? like > this Almost all filter effects would be missing and the image output would > be substancially different than the projection in krita. Ah, I see the issue with doing that. I'm only bringing it up as most newbies would look for File -> Export first. It was a sticking point for me when I wanted to reuse my vector graphics but couldn't find the option easily. > Another option > would be to allow the user to choose the vector layer to render, but then, > it is more straight forward to just have the option in the layer menu. Maybe adding an 'Export to SVG' option to the right-click context menu for the layers? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
