Hi to everyone,
This is my first post on the forum. I apologize if the question has already been asked.

I did a simple drawing with inkscape by connecting straigth and curved lines, drown with and tools respectively, connecting them pretty carefully and precisely. I set their width to be the same, nameliy1.3 pts, and they look good and uniform. But when I export my image in .pdf, the junctions look awful and the curved parts have a different width. What happens? How can I fix this issue?

Thank you,

Giacomo

Hi.

Make sure that transformations are saved optimised.
Setting is available in the preferences (Ctrl+Shift+P).

This preference was actually already set on optimized but the problem is there anyway Oher ideas?

Not sure, can you provide an example file with the error?

How can I insert a picture in the post?

giacor86 wrote:How can I insert a picture in the post?

Cool, sorry! I didn't see it

So, this is a picture of the junction as displayed in inkscape:

And this is how it is visualized by adobe acrobat:


The scale is little bit different but actually it doesn't metter, even at smaller scales the defect is visible. It is not a huge problem, but it is rather disappointing..

Could you perhaps upload the problem svg file, or a close svg example (if the example file is private)?

So it's the green line's width, and not the size of the marker.
Could be a rendering issue of acrobat, foxit may show it differently.
Or...
There seems to be a gap in between. Did you try merging the two end nodes together?
Assuming it's a stroked path with no fill.
If not just a simple stroke -is that a path made with the pencil tool, with a triangle shape, and a thick stroke on it?
Then removing the pattern along path live path effect would solve it.

Yes, the problem is at the green line. I did a straight line with this , and then I did an arch with . Then I put them one close to the other. Is this a wrong procedure? How can I merge the nodes, being them two separate objects?

Thank you

First convert the ellipse/arc to path (Ctrl+Shift+C), then use the node tool to select both objects,
and select the two end nodes and click on the merge nodes icon at the toolbar.

Sorry for the late reply.. I took some time to do what you suggested to me because I was very busy with other stuff.. but it worked!
Thanks a lot

Giacomo

Hi!
This is my first post.
I have a similar problem, I hope I'm posting in the correct place.
I have a drawing with stroke width 5 in the project, but when i export to png it shows as if it had stroke width 1.
Help?

I had a attachment for test purpose.




Thanks in advance.

Open the SVG file with a text editor, and search and replace all occurrances of "vector-effect:non-scaling-stroke;" with "" (nothing). Save and reopen with Inkscape