Hi,
I create a file EPS with Inkscape :
EPS v2
EPS v3
So i when import this on Title Studio it’s close.
I suggest to update import .svg with Title Studio
Best Regard,
Hello. Title Studio supports the import of vector art from Adobe Illustrator, both .ai and .eps format but vector art in any other format is not supported. We suggest using Adobe Illustrator and converting any other vector art that you wish to use in Title Studio into Illustrator 8 format.
@PeterMcAuley Thank you so much
Perhaps Title Studio support .svg comming soon. Wait and See !
Have a nice Day,
Kind Regard
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Hi There!
Currently, we do not have any plans on expanding on the vector graphics format that Title Studio can import. If enough users demanded support for svg then we would certainly look into adding that as an option. Our feeling is that most folks have access to Illustrator and therefore are able to export an svg file as Illustrator 8 (either .eps or .ai) which can be imported and modified in Title Studio.
Cheers,
Peter.
Dear @PeterMcAuley,
thank You for your quick response.
Despite the most users at the moment have access to Adobe Illustrator, the more and more people choose to use its alternatives such as Inkscape or Affinity Designer
Is there any particular place, where users can suggest this particular feature or any other improvements?
This is indeed the correct channel for sharing ideas for new features and improvements to the product. You can also send these to me directly, via peterm@borisfx.com.
I understand that although some folks have access to Adobe’s products there are some that do not and that opening up the supported vector import formats in Title Studio would help those that are working in Inkscape or Affinity Designer.
With that, let’s open this thread up to everyone and see how many folks would like to see us expand SVG support in Title Studio. If there are enough votes to push it forward then we can move it up in our development list.
Please understand that I’m not saying that it would definitely happen as we do not know what it would take for us to make it so, but if there is enough support from end users to back up this project then it stands a greater chance of moving up the list.
Cheers,
Peter.
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Dear @PeterMcAuley
Thank you for your quick response and for being open to dialogue. Of course, I understand, that the new features and/or existing feature extension can be a complex and time-consuming process and that the company may have a long list of features with higher priories, but it is great to have a chance to express our needs.
Recently acquired Title Studio and the first thing I did was attempt to use EPS files to bring a trace of my logo into the plugin. Not having or be willing to purchase a host of Adobe products, I tried exactly what the original post tried and downloaded Inkscape, traced my logo and created EPS files for multiple separate layers. Only to discover that Title Studio crashed each time I attempted to open my newly created Inkscape “EPS” files. That was disappointing. Reading this thread, it sounds like I wouldn’t be able to open SVG versions of my logo, either.
To me the context of the original post seems overlooked. Since Inkscape is capable of creating an EPS file, why should Title Studio ever crash when a user attempts to open Inkscape EPS files? Is it the position of Boris FX that Inkscape does not produce valid EPS files?
If Inkscape does produce a valid EPS file, reading EPS files properly is not a feature that customers should need to lobby for prioritization. It’s a file format that the software claims to read, but doesn’t. Therefore, the original post would be a bug report, not a a feature request. A bug that I am still encountering months later. So please clarify, are Inkscape EPS files not really EPS files?!