So you could avoid that, if it's relevant. Not to mention the fact I'm not sure how moving to another layer would work during a format conversion.Īnother potential trigger for these bugs (beside any random transform that you might do in a file) is to change the page size or switch from portrait to landscape orientation or vice versa. But if it's happening in multiple files, that might not be really feasible. And it does seem suspicious.Īre you seeing this in multiple files? The workaround for those bugs is to move those objects to a new layer, and perform whatever you were trying to do that wasn't working before. (which is certainly not uncommon in a somewhat complex file like this) I don't think I've ever seen it with file format conversions. That displacement of objects seems suspiciously like bugs which are related to the transform attribute. And then follow the link to the bug tracker. Start here, to learn what needs to be included in a bug report. If you still want to make a bug report, you certainly can. Well, maybe someone else can offer more helpful comments. But there's a good chance I don't understand something. When using the new Text to glyphs function, lines no longer end with signs, when theres a linebreak (MR 6094, Bug 4675). So I'm not sure if it can be blamed on changes to ellipse code or geometry or whatever it was. Unfortunately any files you have saved as plain or optimized SVG with Inkscape 1.3.1 will never be recoverable, as the shape metadata is irretrievably lost for those file types. Or at least it looks like it's in the right place.īut they are definitely paths, and not ellipse shapes. Ooohh, you're saying that the toilets being in the wrong place IS the problem, right? But not all the toilets are far away. I'm using the 7z package for 0.92.3, not portable. Hhmm, but then, I'm not using the portable version. For some reason, a couple of them are waaaaayyy over to the left! But they are paths.

Inkscape 0.92.4 or higher will only run on Windows 7 and higher. Format application that runs without installation portable app.

Ok, I've opened both files, but I don't see any ellipses. » » Inkscape 0.91 » Windows » 32-bit » portable app. This problem might be a bit over my head, and it sounds like you might already know more about it than I do. Oh gosh, I'm not sure why I didn't see your last message in June.

Inkscape portable 0.91