However, placing the text in the right position requires a lot of iterative steps, because rescaling the sketch in Inkscape (I might find the sketch too big or too small for example) would rescale the text as well - again, just in Inkscape, luckily not in LaTex. The font size and type in the sketch after compiling the document remains always the same as in the rest of my LaTex document. Then I would just save it as pdf (+ this tex option) and then import it in LaTex using \begin Drawing the sketches works fine and adding text to it as well. Implementation? Hey, I just migrate 'em.I came across a problem in Inkscape I couldn't solve on my own.This feature would obviously relieve a lot of headaches for diagram designers. After that SVG was posted, an avalanche of me toos appeared up until (!).I just couldn't wrap my pointy head around why someone would request such a thing.what would it serve?.until Rich posted this.This sould be setting inside selector tool Often I want to resize a group of objects slightly, but don't want to change the font size. I never want the aspect ratio of my fonts to change.
They would change size, but still look good.īoth of these would be incredibly useful for me, since I use inkscape to make technical slides. When scaling objects, keep text aspect ratio fixed - if this were enabled, fonts would not become "distorted" when objects are resized. It doesn't have to work very well - if the text placement gets off, that is okay with me.
When scaling objects, scale the text by the same proportion - if this were not selected, then the font size would stay fixed as the object was scaled. It would be incredibly useful if there were two switches that were similar to the "stroke width" and "rounded corner" scaling buttons:
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