This is a read-only archive of the inkscapeforum.com site. You can search for info here or post new questions and comments at I have an Inkscape illustration I'd like to move over to Adobe Illustrator, CS 4 for Mac OS X.
I've tried EPS and SVG, but I run into problems, like missing art (nothing fancier than clipping paths and placed images) and cryptic messages like "Clipping will be lost on roundtrip to Tiny."
whatever that means..I have nothing in my document called Tiny.
Any clues as to how to successfully save out of Inkscape (0.48+devel) to Illustrator CS 4?
thank you!
icat
What format works with Illustrator CS 4?
Re: What format works with Illustrator CS 4?
PDF uses to work, just be sure to rasteriza effects and convert typography to nodes.
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Re: What format works with Illustrator CS 4?
"Tiny" is a reference to Tiny SVG — a subset of all possible SVG features. This subset was/is a recommendation for mobile devices such a phones. IIRC, clipping is not supported in Tiny SVG indeed.
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Re: What format works with Illustrator CS 4?
prokoudine wrote:"Tiny" is a reference to Tiny SVG — a subset of all possible SVG features. This subset was/is a recommendation for mobile devices such a phones. IIRC, clipping is not supported in Tiny SVG indeed.
I see..well, it's good to have that cleared up..thank you!
and I will try the PDF method, too..
icat