There are a number of problems trying to convert complicated svg into pdf. By complicated I mean it contains transparency, effects or other similar things that require drawing images. The pdf transcoder does not handle any transparency so transparent objects or shading come out badly especially if the background is non white. It is likely that the only reasonable solution for such svg images is simply to convert the whole thing into an image (eg. jpg) that is directly embedded into the pdf.
If it is only a part of the svg that has a problem then it would help if transparency was implemented for pdf. On 2002.04.14 15:12 Darya Said-Akbari wrote: > Hello > > after I was successful in converting my first SVG to > PDF I wonder about the bad quality in PDF. > > I used the batikFX.svg file from the Batik samples > directory. Please look to the attached result. > > Here is the command I used: > java org.apache.batik.apps.rasterizer.Main -m > application/pdf samples/batikFX.svg > > How can I improve the conversion? Or is it just that > what I have to accept or not. > > Any hints from you, how I can get the same result in > PDF as I view the SVG file in the SVG Browser, are > very welcome. > > regards, > Darya --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
