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Hi there,

 

there is something strange with "export to PSD", if I export a shape directly drawing in Designer, the shape remains vector shapes in PS, but if I work with a SVG in Designer and export it to PSD, the shape becomes a bitmap in PS. Why? What is wrong?

 

Thank you

 

(OS X 10.11.2 - AD 1.4)

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Can you upload example documents so that I can see what you are doing.  Thanks.

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ok - I've discovered the issue.

 

Your layer has a gaussian blur effect on it, which is disabled, but PSD cannot export it and so the layer gets rasterised.  I'll add a fix for this - if the gaussian blur is disabled, then it'll just ignore it.

 

The fix for this will be in a future Beta.

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You must have applied the effect, then disabled it.  The data is there, and maintained when you save.  Unfortunately, PSD export tries to maintain all your data (even hidden elements), so it was trying to export this.

 

PSD doesn't have a gaussian blur effect, so we always rasterise this effect.  There was an error in the PSD exporter which didn't check whether the effect was actually enabled before rasterising the layer.

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Strange, camera come from Sketch export and I cannot find this information in the source file. I open the SVG file in AD it is not a copy/paste from Sketch

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<svg width="31px" height="23px" viewBox="0 0 31 23" version="1.1" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" xmlns:sketch="http://www.bohemiancoding.com/sketch/ns">
    <!-- Generator: Sketch 3.4.4 (17249) - http://www.bohemiancoding.com/sketch -->
    <title>Camera</title>
    <desc>Created with Sketch.</desc>
    <defs></defs>
    <g id="iOS-9" stroke="none" stroke-width="1" fill="none" fill-rule="evenodd" sketch:type="MSPage">
        <g id="iOS-9-GUI" sketch:type="MSArtboardGroup" transform="translate(-805.000000, -2756.000000)" fill="#FFFFFF">
            <g id="Grid-Buttons-Dark" sketch:type="MSLayerGroup" transform="translate(536.000000, 2738.000000)">
                <g id="Camera" transform="translate(255.000000, 0.000000)" sketch:type="MSShapeGroup">
                    <path d="M21.3427136,22.5 L15.9982138,22.5 C14.8943377,22.5 14,23.3942671 14,24.4974014 L14,39.0025986 C14,40.1077065 14.8946308,41 15.9982138,41 L43.0017862,41 C44.1056623,41 45,40.1057329 45,39.0025986 L45,24.4974014 C45,23.3922935 44.1053692,22.5 43.0017862,22.5 L37.6572864,22.5 L35.1136586,18.7889896 C34.7746391,18.3531075 34.0543453,18 33.5046024,18 L25.4953976,18 C24.9491062,18 24.2252557,18.3532427 23.8863414,18.7889896 L21.3427136,22.5 Z M29.5,38.5 C33.3659932,38.5 36.5,35.3659932 36.5,31.5 C36.5,27.6340068 33.3659932,24.5 29.5,24.5 C25.6340068,24.5 22.5,27.6340068 22.5,31.5 C22.5,35.3659932 25.6340068,38.5 29.5,38.5 Z M29.5,37 C32.5375661,37 35,34.5375661 35,31.5 C35,28.4624339 32.5375661,26 29.5,26 C26.4624339,26 24,28.4624339 24,31.5 C24,34.5375661 26.4624339,37 29.5,37 Z M16,20 C16,19.4477153 16.4433532,19 16.9990507,19 L19.0009493,19 C19.5527098,19 20,19.4438648 20,20 L20,21 L16,21 L16,20 Z M38,26 C38.5522847,26 39,25.5522847 39,25 C39,24.4477153 38.5522847,24 38,24 C37.4477153,24 37,24.4477153 37,25 C37,25.5522847 37.4477153,26 38,26 Z"></path>
                </g>
            </g>
        </g>
    </g>
</svg>
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You must have edited the gaussian blur effect settings on the layer at some point.  The data is only created when you edit for the first time.

 

For now, try deleting the layer from your document and reimport it from the SVG.  Hopefully that will sort it out.

 

Either way - the PSD exporter will be fixed in the future.

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Hum... Sorry but there is something else, I make a new try with a SVG file download on flatiron website, I just open SVG file - Save to PSD and again PSD file is not a shape. There is something wrong when you open a SVG file in your app.

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ok - can you upload the SVG and someone will take a look.

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