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 came across a problem in Inkscape I couldn't solve on my own. Currently I am creating sketches etc. for a LaTex document in Inkscape. Drawing the sketches works fine and adding text to it as well. Then I would just save it as pdf (+ this tex option) and then import it in LaTex using
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\begin{figure}
\centering
\input{testfile.pdf_tex}
\label{fig:testfile}
\caption{This is just a testfile}
\end{figure}The font size and type in the sketch after compiling the document remains always the same as in the rest of my LaTex document.
However, placing the text in the right position requires a lot of iterative steps, because rescaling the sketch in Inkscape (I might find the sketch too big or too small for example) would rescale the text as well - again, just in Inkscape, luckily not in LaTex.
How do I prevent the text in Inkscape to be rescaled? Everything that should change during rescaling is the absolute position of the text boxes while the relative position and font size should remain constant.
