我已经为此挣扎了一段时间,似乎在任何地方都找不到一个(有效的)答案。我有一个SVG文件,看起来像这样:

<svg

   xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/"
   ...
   width="72.9375"
   height="58.21875"
   ...>
   ...
   <g
     ...
     transform="translate(10.75,-308.96875)"
     style="...">
     <path
       inkscape:connector-curvature="0"
       d="m -10.254587,345.43597 c 0,-1.41732 0.17692,-2.85384 0.5312502,-3.5625 0.70866,-1.41733 2.14518,-2.82259 3.5625,-3.53125 1.41733,-0.70866 2.11392,-0.70867 3.53125,0 1.41732,0.70866 ... z"
       ... />
  </g>
</svg>

我想删除transform="…"行,但仍然有我的图像留在我已经放置它(在InkScape)。如果我手动删除转换,图像将压缩到屏幕的另一部分(正如预期的那样),但我需要完全删除转换,同时让图像保持在我想要的位置。是否有一种方法可以移除/平展转换到路径坐标本身?(我唯一需要处理的变换是平移和缩放,没有矩阵。)


当前回答

我能够摆脱矩阵(…)变换(由于镜像)通过组合路径与矩形,然后删除矩形的节点。翻译(…)部分留下来了。

其他回答

在我的例子中,保存为优化的SVG解决了这个问题。所以在Inkscape的使用中:

File ->另存为…->优化SVG。

我已经有这个问题很多年了。解决方案显然是能够在浏览器中动态地发挥转换,如果它不打算“固定”在inkscape。

Inkscape论坛的一位用户Mc给了我这个解决方案。

该解决方案在SVG元素及其SVG根元素之间构建当前转换,然后根据转换的总数返回一组完整的BBox信息。

如果您想在同一SVG文件的两个部分之间进行浏览器工作,还可以轻松地更改计算相对于哪个元素。

最后,我可以实际拥有一个平移SVG视口。

我找到了问题所在。我希望不必求助于罗伯特的回答,尽管我很高兴确认它会起作用!Duopixel的答案实际上是最接近的,尽管事实证明还有其他原因。

When you're working with different paths in Inkscape documents, I believe its default behaviour is to group them together under an <svg:g.../> tag. When modifying paths in a group, Inkscape will automatically add a transform to the group to represent these changes. However, if you open the XML editor and drag your path outside the <svg:g.../> tag and make it its own <svg:path.../> tag, Inkscape is free to edit the individual points at will. In the end it did turn out to be a grouping problem even though I was only working with one path! Hope this helps others in similar situations.

在Inkscape上打开svg:

选择包含所有要去掉的变换的组 按CTRL + U(取消组) 按CTRL + G(再次分组)

通过这种方式,您将摆脱应用到该组的转换,它们将被转移到包含在该组中的路径。

This seems random, but nothing else I tried worked, so here you go random other person. Some of my paths had a sort of margin around them that could only be seen when selecting them (). I think this was created when I pasted a layer from another inkscape file and rotated it 90 deg. This made a pattern fill on the shapes have a different transform (lines spaced further apart). It also made align objects not work as expected. Using the Apply Transform mentioned by @Piotr_cz fixed the transform problem, but the strange margin remained. I accidentally got rid of it by changing the Blur on Stroke to any value and changing it back to zero.