Here a example of a circuit diagram which I made with Inkscape: That is way I wanted to change the width to exactly 1.2 px.

One of those symbols is a 'resistor' and to connect it width the 1.0 px Inkscape default width givesĪn ugly 'overlap'.

I had the possibility to export all those components to Inkscape so I did not have to draw all those components again. All those components have 1.2 px width which, for me was the most satisfying width. ' DrawPlus X6 ' for a long time now and with that drawing program I have made a lot of standard symbols (= components) which I use to draw electronic circuit diagrams.

This is the first time I am making use of Inkscape. Lazur URH wrote:Apart the setting problem, why on earth to have it at exactly 1,2 pixels? And actually, I had no idea that commas were ever used in any circumstace, anywhere in the world! So I don't know how to change that.Īlthough, if the comma usage is connected to the installed language, then maybe changing Inkscape's language will help? Inkscape Preferences > Interface > Language Then re-open Inkscape, and a new preferences.xml file, with al the normal defaults, will be created.įor the comma vs decimal point issue, I had no idea that Inkscape would display commas at all. Although note that will wipe out ALL the custom preferences you have have set. If you follow those steps and it doesn't change, try deleting the preferences.xml file. Here's a tutorial that I wrote, if you want to learn a few more tips and details about this. Ragstian wrote:The setting in your default SVG document is probably 'over-riding' the preferences setting.Įven so, the above 5 steps should re-set the preferences file (preferences.xml), as far as I understand.

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