虽然我更喜欢Inkscape，但Affinity Designer(约40美元/ Mac)在使用Android Vector Drawables时为我节省了数小时的精力。

打开一个SVG，文件->导出-> SVG ->更多->扁平化转换效果很好。

需要提到的是，在首选项中有“优化”模式:

Inkscape首选项>转换>存储转换>优化

这应该尽可能地减少transform属性的出现(但没有)。

这似乎是默认开启的。

根据讨论，这种优化模式缺乏热情的一个实例是页面调整大小时。这将导致翻译转换应用于<g>层元素。目前看来，把孩子们疏散到另一层是最好的解决办法。

在这种情况下，只需将翻译添加到每个子的m值，即-10.254587 + 10.75 = -0.504587和-308.96875 + 345.43597 = 36.46722。

因为例子中所有的项都是相对的(即小写)。如果有任何是绝对的(大写)，例如M或C，它们也必须进行调整。

对于缩放，你基本上是将所有子值乘以缩放。

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.

发现:

Set your desired page size* If your current layer has a transform (check with the XML editor, it's the top group under the SVG element) then create a new layer and move all objects to it Ungroup any groups (this may not be needed, YMMV) Select all objects and apply a null transform (such as scale by 100% 100%, or arrow right + arrow left) while having Store transformation: Optimized in Preferences / Transforms If you had to undo any groups, you can now regroup them Save a copy as Optimized SVG and set your desired numeric precision

*:或者至少把对象放在你需要它们的地方，相对于页面的左上角。不幸的是，SVG坐标引用左上角，而Inkscape则根据左下角调整页面大小!

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.