PeterPanino

Sure, that would be much better. PS: Don't confuse this with the SVG Export "SVG (flatten)" which is totally different: This kind of "flattening" saves an encoded PIXEL IMAGE in the SVG code!

I expected this question. Printing an SVG from AD to a PDF printer driver eliminates all SVG transformations like e.g. clippings. I.e. the resulting PDF looks like it is displayed in AD but without using inherent transformations. This process is called "FLATTENING". At the end of the whole batch process, the result is a flattened SVG file which is not achievable directly in AD.

I need to automate Affinity Designer to execute the following batch process (in this order): 1. Load a specific SVG file 2. From Affinity Designer, print the loaded SVG file to a specific PDF printer to a specific location 3. Wait for the PDF file to be created 4. Load the created PDF file in Affinity Designer 5. Export the loaded PDF file to a specific SVG file in a specific location using a specific SVG export preset Is this possible via command line or with a macro?

Sorry, wrong PDF.

The PDF manual says: "Open the LOCAL DESIGNS GALLERY by clicking the Local Designs Gallery tab in the Galleries bar or the ONLINE CONTENT CATALOG using "FILE" > "NEW FROM CONTENT CATALOG")." • There is no "FILE" > "NEW FROM CONTENT CATALOG": Where can I find the Online Content Catalog?

I would like a Smart Object "Smart Speech Bubble": The object should have an AutoSize property where the size of the speech bubble automatically adapts to the text content.

A good Vectorizer IMHO should not only have an "accuracy" slider but different characteristics settings which are snapshots of complex tracing parameters. So this would allow selecting a characteristics snapshot with one click from a list.

How can I VERTICALLY CENTER a text inside a Text Frame?

Thanks, this is very nice. I like this program!

How can I assign a subset of properties from one object to another object? For example: 1. Select object A 2. Copy properties of object A to the internal clipboard 3. Select object B 4. Paste properties from internal clipboard 5. Check which properties you want to paste (with visual feedback) 6. Click OK to apply pasting the checked properties to object B