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Question about Scalable Vector Graphics; a family of specifications of an XML-based file format for describing two-dimensional vector graphics, both static and dynamic (i.e. interactive or animated). Ask anything related to designing graphics for the SVG format.
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How to export an SVG file to DXF R14 using Inkscape command line?
org.ekips.output.dxf_outlines
Extension file: dxf_outlines.inx
Specifify extension in Inkscape CLI:
E.g. r14:
$ inkscape \
--export-type="dxf" \
--export-extension="org.ekips.output.dxf_outlines" \
*.svg … invalid extension, and Inkscape will provide a useful help message listing the possible extensions.
$ inkscape \
--export-type="dxf" \
--export-extension="org.ekips.output.dxf_outlines" \
*.svg …
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