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Dear Andrew, Thanks for all your answers. We have different opinions on this matter, but I still think that the software you have created is magnificent. Thank you very much for your work. I hope my suggestions will help others better understand the export result. I still don't understand why QCAD s...

Point coordinates in SVG differ from the coordinates in QCAD in the sign of the y coordinate. This is a design choice, indeed to the effect to keep coordinates in the output identical to the ones in the input, making life a lot easier for those who need to further process the SVG file in one way or...

Thanks for your thoughts. Please post unrelated ideas each to a separate topic in the future to keep separate discussions separate and avoid confusion. Also, this is in the wrong place as it seems unrelated to the QCAD part libraries. I will move the topic accordingly. Sorry about the misplacement,...

Point coordinates in SVG differ from the coordinates in QCAD in the sign of the y coordinate. The QCAD's exportation process, instead of changing the sing of all y coordinates, will group all entities to apply a transformation that changes the sign of the y coordinates. By working like that, all SVG...

After making a geometry in QCAD, I have played with SVG exportation options to know what they do because most options do have not any documentation. Once I have understood what these options do, I am able to give some feedback to make some improvements in the exportation process. Option: Export QCAD...

What are the benefits of using SVG ? I bought Qcad just because of this functionality. I needed a tool to draw geometry to place in an EPUB publication. SVG is the only standard supported in HTML to insert vector graphics, and the EPUB specification asks that its documents must be HTML documents. I...