


via Place Images panel (v1.10) SVG import and export, including Inkscape extended SVG support. Then head up to File > Export Bitmap and on the bottom, check Batch export selected objects. Resize images and canvas Crop to original/custom ratios. Advertisement Step 2 With the Selection tool, select all of the icons/objects. Is there an easy way to have Processing save only what is inside of the canvas? import processing.svg. Below are my four icon designs arranged on a single canvas, each 130px by 130px. If I save this SVG by pressing “e” and open it in Inkscape, I get the bounding box with an intersecting line that starts at (-50,0). I am using simplified code for this example here using one line (but in the files I have problems with it is hundreds of lines), but basically if I tell the program to draw a line (or ellipse or whatever) that has coordinates outside of the designated canvas size (any negative x- or y-value), it still draws and exports all that is outside. I have figured out my best workflow in terms of saving SVGs but just hit a snag. I am just learning Processing to make files for the Axidraw.
