adobe-illustrator

问题 I managed to select every thing I want in Illustrator with a ExtendScript Toolkit javascript code: lots of things (text, path, symbols, ...) in several layers. Now I want to resize them the same way, then move them. I know how to apply a transformation to one object by code, but I want to avoid looping on each element because it would be very very long and transformation would be applied from the anchor point of each element, so my drawings wouldn't be cohesive. So, I am looking for a way to

问题 I managed to select every thing I want in Illustrator with a ExtendScript Toolkit javascript code: lots of things (text, path, symbols, ...) in several layers. Now I want to resize them the same way, then move them. I know how to apply a transformation to one object by code, but I want to avoid looping on each element because it would be very very long and transformation would be applied from the anchor point of each element, so my drawings wouldn't be cohesive. So, I am looking for a way to

问题 Every time I use pch=21 for plotting in R with lattice, my plot plots normally in the R plotting window and in pdf (circles with borders); however when I open a saved pdf version of my plot in Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape, the dots are oddly converted to "q"'s. Can anyone explain this? It's pretty frustrating, as I would like to edit my plot in either Illustrator or Inkscape. 回答1: I think you might want to use: useDingbats = FALSE as in: pdf("myplot.pdf", useDingbats=FALSE) plot() dev.off()

问题 Every time I use pch=21 for plotting in R with lattice, my plot plots normally in the R plotting window and in pdf (circles with borders); however when I open a saved pdf version of my plot in Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape, the dots are oddly converted to "q"'s. Can anyone explain this? It's pretty frustrating, as I would like to edit my plot in either Illustrator or Inkscape. 回答1: I think you might want to use: useDingbats = FALSE as in: pdf("myplot.pdf", useDingbats=FALSE) plot() dev.off()

问题 Every time I use pch=21 for plotting in R with lattice, my plot plots normally in the R plotting window and in pdf (circles with borders); however when I open a saved pdf version of my plot in Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape, the dots are oddly converted to "q"'s. Can anyone explain this? It's pretty frustrating, as I would like to edit my plot in either Illustrator or Inkscape. 回答1: I think you might want to use: useDingbats = FALSE as in: pdf("myplot.pdf", useDingbats=FALSE) plot() dev.off()

问题 I'm working on an application that records strokes, which you paint with a pointing device. In the image above, I've drawn a single stroke, which contains 453 data points. My goal would be to drastically reduce the amount of data points while still maintaining the shape of the original stroke. For those interested, the coordinates for the stroke pictured above are available as a gist on GitHub. As a matter of fact, Adobe Illustrator has a great implementation of what I'm trying to achieve. If

问题 I'm working on an application that records strokes, which you paint with a pointing device. In the image above, I've drawn a single stroke, which contains 453 data points. My goal would be to drastically reduce the amount of data points while still maintaining the shape of the original stroke. For those interested, the coordinates for the stroke pictured above are available as a gist on GitHub. As a matter of fact, Adobe Illustrator has a great implementation of what I'm trying to achieve. If

问题 I am using illustrator to create a SVG file that will be converted to a font icon using icomoon. But I am having problems with the end result. My icon is essentially set of concentric circles, which is saved as SVG in illustrator. The SVG is converted to icons using iconmoon, I see that the icon is converted to multiple paths instead of a single object. <span class="icon-4"> <span class="path1"></span> <span class="path2"></span> <span class="path3"></span> <span class="path4"></span> <span

问题 Is there a simple method for reversing an SVG path? How can I make this start at the top left, rather than the bottom right? <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <svg version="1.1" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" x="0px" y="0px" width="548.9px" height="620px" viewBox="0 0 548.9 620" xml:space="preserve"> <path d="M305.3,461.7c-13.6,2.2-66,1.3-99.6-21.9c-77.4-53.3-42.5-147.1-95.4-204.1c-42.2-45.6-98-59.2-60-131.7"/> </svg> 回答1: Use Inkscape: Open

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