I'm presently having a Spider-man experience with InkScape 1.0 (4035a4fb49, 2020-05-01).
The initial files are straightforward SVG files, with none of the settings or superfluous stuff that Inkscape insists on using, as a simple example:
<svg
xmlns:svg="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
viewBox="0 0 4200 260"
height="75"
width="1211.538">
<path
d="m 190,0
c -660,0 -1290,0 -1990,0 0,87 0,170 0,260 600,0 1220,0 1837,0
C 100,180 160,96 190,0
Z"
style="fill:#f77;fill-opacity:0.32;" />
<path
d="m 230,260
c 720,0 1470,0 2170,0 0,-90 0,-173 0,-260
C 1600,0 800,0.01 0,0.01 63,97 140,180 230,260
Z"
style="display:inline;fill:#f7f;fill-opacity:0.32;" />
</svg>
What I'm trying to do is to move the images into the viewport fully, without having to translate the position (as is usually done with InkScape).
The problems I'm experiencing are:
- When I ungroup a grouped object, or attempt to move multiple objects, it tries to apply its own styles, colours, and even its own curves to a paths
- When I Resize page to drawing or selection, the objects are 'transformed (translate)' onto the page, rather than their co-ordinates adjusted
As an example, here's a simple pair of shapes that I'm trying to move...
In the image above, you can clearly see that the page boundary lies over the top of the shapes.
Notice the curves and colours on the cross-over in the middle...
Now, if I apply the Resize to the page...
The objects change shape in the middle. As this is part of a corporate identity design, I can't have this happen; I suspect that InkScape is recalculating (badly/bugly) the bezier curves used in the two paths.
I did check to see if this was a bug, but couldn't find anything directly.
Are there options (I've looked, searched with Google, and even tried swearing harshly at my PC, but I can't find anything) to turn these incredibly annoying features off, or a simple way to achieve my goal without having to manually recalculate all of the values?