Forum: Inkscape Filters Not Saved with PNG

Posted by Undo It (undoit)
on 2010-01-16 22:32
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I have created a graphic with multiple layers. One of the layers is some
text. I have applied a drop shadow filter to the text. When I save the 
file
as PNG, the drop shadow is not saved. I have also tried applying a 
gaussian
blur to the text layer and to the text layer after converting it to an
object. The blur is not applied.

How can I save the file as PNG with the drop shadow intact?

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Posted by Chris Lilley (Guest)
on 2010-01-18 19:54
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On Saturday, January 16, 2010, 10:32:16 PM, knowone wrote:

k> I have created a graphic with multiple layers. One of the layers is 
some
k> text. I have applied a drop shadow filter to the text. When I save 
the file
k> as PNG, the drop shadow is not saved. I have also tried applying a 
gaussian
k> blur to the text layer and to the text layer after converting it to 
an
k> object. The blur is not applied.

k> How can I save the file as PNG with the drop shadow intact?

Make sure you are exporting as PNG. Do not 'Save As' Cairo PNG.

(I came across this a couple of days ago, and the symptom was that blur 
filters were not being applied. Also, the pixel dimensions of the two 
methods differ, if the graphic bleeds over the edge of the 'page').



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Posted by Jasper van de Gronde (Guest)
on 2010-01-19 11:00
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Chris Lilley wrote:
> On Saturday, January 16, 2010, 10:32:16 PM, knowone wrote:
> ...
> k> How can I save the file as PNG with the drop shadow intact?
> 
> Make sure you are exporting as PNG. Do not 'Save As' Cairo PNG.
> 
> (I came across this a couple of days ago, and the symptom was that blur filters were not being applied. Also, the pixel dimensions of the two methods differ, if the graphic bleeds over the edge of the 'page').

Can someone tell me why we have a non-vector format in the save as list?
One that seems redundant and apparently with less functionality than the
normal export. Is this for testing purposes?
Posted by Ted Gould (Guest)
on 2010-01-19 16:40
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On Tue, 2010-01-19 at 11:00 +0100, Jasper van de Gronde wrote:
> One that seems redundant and apparently with less functionality than the 
> normal export. Is this for testing purposes?

Yes, it was for testing the Cairo output.  It was part of the GSoC
project to do PDF output, and was easy enough to add, so we left it in
for testing Cairo rendering.  Now, is anyone using it for anything now?
Bulia?  I'd imagine at this point it's cruft.

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Posted by bulia byak (Guest)
on 2010-01-19 17:55
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On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 11:39 AM, Ted Gould <ted@gould.cx> wrote:
> Yes, it was for testing the Cairo output.  It was part of the GSoC
> project to do PDF output, and was easy enough to add, so we left it in
> for testing Cairo rendering.  Now, is anyone using it for anything now?
> Bulia?  I'd imagine at this point it's cruft.

It still can be useful for testing our cairo interfaces, because it
uses basically the same renderer as PS or PDF exporter, but of course
it must be hidden in the user-visible list. Is that possible? If not
then it should be removed.

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Posted by Philip Ward (Guest)
on 2010-01-19 21:20
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Hi,
just playing with an asus eee pc 900, ubuntu 9.10 with Inkscape 0.47pre4
r22446, built Oct 14 2009, and would like to move the tool bar
positions. I know it can be done in other design packages etc, but the
screen is a tad small, and would like to see a little more of the page
by moving some of the bars to the sides of the page etc.
they seem to be locked? well they go up and down, but would like to go
from landscape to a portrait positioning, and have looked through the
preferences to no avail, and was wondering if its something simple to 
do?

many thanks
Phil
Posted by unknown (Guest)
on 2010-01-20 00:30
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Quoting Philip Ward <skeggy78@googlemail.com>:

> Hi,
> just playing with an asus eee pc 900, ubuntu 9.10 with Inkscape 0.47pre4
> r22446, built Oct 14 2009, and would like to move the tool bar
> positions. I know it can be done in other design packages etc, but the
> screen is a tad small, and would like to see a little more of the page
> by moving some of the bars to the sides of the page etc.
> they seem to be locked? well they go up and down, but would like to go
> from landscape to a portrait positioning, and have looked through the
> preferences to no avail, and was wondering if its something simple to do?

Hi,

You've got good timing. I've started hacking in dynamic UI support in 
the trunk,
and one of the three "tasks" I started with is "widescreen". Things are 
very
much a work in progress, but if you can get a build from the recent 
sources you
should already be able to get a good improvement on the usability.

I'm at linux.conf.au giving a talk on the development, but I've not 
quite gotten
the screenshots for how that is looking done. Once some are set, I'll 
link to
them so you can check it out.
Posted by Philip Ward (Guest)
on 2010-01-20 00:31
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On 19/01/10 23:03, jon@joncruz.org wrote:
>> from landscape to a portrait positioning, and have looked through the
> the screenshots for how that is looking done. Once some are set, I'll link to
> them so you can check it out.
>
>    
Hi jon,
Thanks for the info, ill take a look at getting the latest build for
inkscape, and have a play. Would be great to see more of the design
screen as im sure lots of users would agree.

also as a sideline, will the user workspace be able to export settings,
so i could set up on another computer? I also use vista with a 17"
widescreen but would love to have the same design environment if
possible? And have a lil 12" ibook, OSX 10.4.11 PPC 1.2ghz, but assume
the development of this particular branch is no longer being mass
developed? As not seen a build on the site etc (same as gimp last stable
is 2.6.6), but its ok, i still love my lil ibook.

Look forward to playin once i update etc,
cheers
phil
Posted by ~suv (Guest)
on 2010-01-20 05:59
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On 20/1/10 00:30, Philip Ward wrote:

> (...) And have a lil 12" ibook, OSX 10.4.11 PPC 1.2ghz, but assume 
> the development of this particular branch is no longer being mass 
> developed? As not seen a build on the site etc (same as gimp last stable 
> is 2.6.6), but its ok, i still love my lil ibook.

newly uploaded on 2010-01-15 to the official download site at sf.net:
<http://sourceforge.net/projects/inkscape/files/inkscape/0.47/>

Inkscape 0.47 for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger
(needs Apple's X11 v1.1.3, as did Inkscape 0.46)
<http://sourceforge.net/projects/inkscape/files/inkscape/0.47/Inkscape-0.47-1.TIGER.dmg/download>

hth, ~suv
Posted by Joshua Facemyer (Guest)
on 2010-01-20 17:36
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> also as a sideline, will the user workspace be able to export settings,
> so i could set up on another computer?

This should be as easy as copying your inkscape settings directory
(different for each platform) to another computer.

JF
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