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I'm using Affinity Designer to create "Paths" for a Windows .NET application in XAML. When I'm done in Affinity Designer, I export in the .SVG format and import into InkScape. Then I use InkScape to export to a .XAML file. What I have found is if I create a path in Affinity Designer and only move control points, everything is fine. But if I move a path, Affinity Designer is applying a transform. When converted to .XAML, there's whole bunch of transform code for every path moved. Is there a way to move a path where it simply moves all the control points rather than wrapping them in a transform, or "Bake" the .SVG or .afdesign file where all paths are absolute points (hence removing all the transforms)?

Bruce Kingsley

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Not entirely certain what you mean by Control Points. I am going to go on the assumption that you mean Nodes. I am also assuming the moving is done in Designer not InkScape. When you move a path are you shearing or rotating it? If so then just select the path with the move tool and use the Boolean Add function. Layer > Geometry > Add.

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Affinity Designer 2.3.1 | Affinity Photo 2.3.1 | Affinity Publisher 2.3.1 | Beta versions as they appear.

I have never mastered color management, period, so I cannot help with that.

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9 hours ago, Brucek5 said:

I'm using Affinity Designer to create "Paths" for a Windows .NET application in XAML. When I'm done in Affinity Designer, I export in the .SVG format and import into InkScape. Then I use InkScape to export to a .XAML file. What I have found is if I create a path in Affinity Designer and only move control points, everything is fine. But if I move a path, Affinity Designer is applying a transform. When converted to .XAML, there's whole bunch of transform code for every path moved. Is there a way to move a path where it simply moves all the control points rather than wrapping them in a transform, or "Bake" the .SVG or .afdesign file where all paths are absolute points (hence removing all the transforms)?

Bruce Kingsley

In the svg export settings, tick "flatten transforms".

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