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On 3/20/2023 at 5:36 AM, GarryP said:

If you are creating materials for teaching handwriting then these fonts, amongst others, might be useful:
https://www.1001fonts.com/miss-olsens-classroom-font.html
https://www.kindergartenworks.com/teacher-tools/best-kindergarten-handwriting-font/

Thanks @GarryP, these are great. I didn't pursue this since I asked the question, but I appreciate the material you provided

[Opening plain SVG file changes the stroke style]

3 hours ago, firstdefence said:

Upload the SVG for us to look at.

here, thank you

Page 3.svg

[Opening plain SVG file changes the stroke style]

I have existing plain svg file. When I open it in browser it looks like this: 

 

but when opened in Affinity Designer it looks like this: 

 

Why is it different? How to fix it?

[Scripting/SDK in Affinity Designer]

1 hour ago, Komatös said:

chatGPT lies that the beams bend! 😂 So not so clever after all, the AI😁

I think it got confused with "other" famous illustration software

[Scripting/SDK in Affinity Designer]

I asked chatGPT does affinity designer support scripting. This is the answer:

 

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Yes, Affinity Designer supports scripting. Affinity Designer has a scripting language called "Affinity Script" which is based on JavaScript. Affinity Script allows you to automate repetitive tasks and create custom workflows within the application. You can access the Affinity Script editor from the "File" menu under "Scripts" > "Edit Script…".

In addition, Affinity Designer also supports AppleScript on macOS, which allows you to automate tasks and interact with other applications on your Mac. You can access the AppleScript editor from the "File" menu under "Scripts" > "Open Scripts Folder" > "Affinity Designer" > "AppleScript Editor".

There are also third-party scripting tools and libraries available for Affinity Designer, such as the Affinity Script Library and the Affinity Script Toolkit, which can help you create more advanced scripts and workflows.

Seems like that's some other affinity designer then?

[Import SVG / How to handle "Embedded Document" ?]

Is there a way to use macro or script to automate this?