Since version 10, AI can import SVG directly, so this detour is no longer necessary and support for it has been removed from Inkscape.Īs Inkscape has one incompatible feature, flowed text, you need to convert all flowed text to normal text using Text -> Convert to text, before you save to SVG (or to 'Plain SVG', if you don't need to edit the file with Inkscape again). This required the installation of Ghostscript, and didn't always work well. To Save Files in Inkscape for Use with Adobe Illustrator and vice versaĮarlier versions of Inkscape (up to 0.46) supported export to the. Inkscape can also export its documents as PDF. Conversely, Inkscape opens Adobe's AI (since version 9) and PDF files (with some limitations: gradient meshes are approximated by lattices of small paths, and transparency modes don't work). Illustrator can import Inkscape SVG and export SVG which Inkscape usually opens without problems (there's one issue to be aware of).
ps format solves my problem for the time being. ps_tex files for the \put data, both the files are identical! I cannot understand why the symbols move in. eps whereas its position is more or less the same in. It is moved to the other side of the curve in the. For example, look at the $\Gamma_s$ symbol in the original SVG drawing. ps looks much closer to the original SVG drawing in Inkscape. There is a little bit of x and y shifts in both.
ps figure looks in the LaTex compiled PDF eps figure looks in the LaTeX compiled PDF ,įinally this is how a. ps export compare in the resulting LaTeX compiled final PDF file. eps_tex file is indeed informative but adjusting the \put coordinates did not help much and besides I do not know how to automate the process. I am following the CTAN documentation for exporting an SVG image with LaTeX symbols from Inkscape to embed as an EPS figure in my latex document.
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