| 3 | | Specifically, you are embedding an image in the SVG (at least in Philippines_road_sign_R5-5_L.svg). My recommendation would be to get some acceptably licensed vector source files from the government, or, failing that (and assuming that the current images are acceptably licensed), tracing the image using a vector image editor, and using that. |
| | 3 | tracing the image using a vector image editor, and using that. |
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| | 5 | Hi - I made the images myself mostly in GIMP per hand. |
| | 6 | And then I load them in inkscape - and saving them as svg |
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| | 8 | I thought that means they are now svg - vectorized, are they not? |
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| | 10 | Can you point me to a website/tutorial to show me how to vectorize them if they're not yet? |
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| | 12 | Also - I got AutoCAD files from the government - which I use. But the original official autocad files are not exactly as the ones on the road, like the printed letters on the real sign - are different from the autocad file I got. |
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| | 14 | That's why I use GIMP because imo - our concept is mostly physical reality on the ground - so I use the autocad file as background for dimensions.. and then a real printed road sign along the road for the image creation in gimp. |
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| | 16 | But how do I do that "tracing?" would love to do that if you can point me to a website/tutorial? |
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