Maybe a regression in my bleeding edge version ? Yes, it is(the Inkscape SVG is attached).īut the image frame is still empty after this. Quote from: utnik on September 22, 2012, 10:00:16 AMīy using the File->Import->Get vector file menu. svn files (if you're allowed to) – i'll take a look at them.

If nothing appears after scaling down, you can upload the. In my 1.5.0 version it comes in mm – don't know, which adjustment is responsible for this.ĭid you try the same in a 'stable' scribus version as well? with what results? QuoteI would expect the measurement to be in mm's given the unit of document. I don't think, that you created this logo on a virtual sheet of ten meters – so there is something weird.Īs it's a vector file (if it really is), you can scale it down – try with 1%, then the logo should be something around 10 cm long. but i just tryed in 1.5 (some two or three months old) and the values given in the preview look normal (could be the actual size on the work space when i created the artwork.) Usually i work with the stable branch (scribus 1.4.1) without this preview. Quote.Scribus decides that these 181,10 x 168,30 pixels should be mapped to 21104.10 x 29823 pt. there is no fixed resolution in vector files – where did you find this pixel values? How do you try to import the logo? – and is it really a vector file?

Logo scribus