Lukas.

Thanks v_kyr for the technical insight provided and thanks to Dan C as well for passing it along to the devs! 👍

Hi, I have this svg file (attatched) which is not correctly imported by Affinity Designer. I don't think it's particulary a problem with v2 (as I tested it with v1 as well - same result) but that's the one I'm using now - so I'm posting it in this forum. As you can see in the screenshot above all the outlines of the flowers are messed up. The stroke is too thin and the shape is filled with black color. Inkscape for example and my browser seem to import / render the file correctly however. Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance! Tested on: Windows 10.0.19045 Build 19045 Affinity Designer v2.0.4 (hardware accelaration on/off) Affinity Designer v1.10.6.1665 Inkscape 1.2.2 (732a01da63, 2022-12-09) Flowers.svg

Thanks for everyone's contribution. So what's the solution now? I guess I'm not gonna manually manipulate the svg-file after I made an export from Affinity Designer? Is there maybe an option for something like "raw export" or do I just make them overlap now as a hacky workaround?

Those are my results (attachments). I mean it's not a big problem, I can always make it overlap on purpose to ensure correct representation in the final rendering but I'm still wondering about this anyway. I looked into the encoding of the SVG: <g transform="matrix(0.98824,0,0,1.24687,-326.325,-512.304)"> <rect x="330.208" y="410.872" width="303.57" height="80.201"/> </g> <g transform="matrix(0.98824,0,0,1.24687,-326.325,-412.304)"> <rect x="330.208" y="410.872" width="303.57" height="80.201"/> </g> So I'm guessing the Matrix-Transform is not accurate enough on the floating points given in the <rect>. Could that be it? rectangles.afphoto

Hi Dan, thanks for helping out! I opened Affinity Photo, created a new document and then dragged the SVG inside. That will result in the PNG from my last post.

I am using integer values for the positions but when I export to SVG and then import the SVG into a normal document (so it will be rendered) there is still said gap between them. rectangles.svg rectangles.afdesign

Hi everyone, while working on some simple design with rectangles I noticed this small line in between the rectangles. Why are the rectangles not rendered as one big rectangle? Further details: - Stroke is set to "None" - The rectangles are pixel perfect aligned on top of each other - The fact that they are visually but not technically separated also appears when exporting to a SVG and making a PNG out of it Greetings, Lukas