pwichmann
pwichmann
Did anyone manage to have it run well with node.js? Any best practices (or alternatives for *.svg processing in node.js)?
I wrote a clunky recursive function that can iterate over all nodes and find nodes upstream.
I use the modules plugin and so determining if a node is a predecessor or successor is much harder and cannot rely on the editor alone (which only shows the...
Any news on this? This appears to be a useful functionality for SVGO.
It would be amazing to learn how to train from scratch, i.e. on a a bunch of folders with SVGs. Super excited by this project. :D @Johnson-yue @alexandre01
Many months ago, I had retrained DeepSVG from scratch and developed a new library for preprocessing SVGs. I was able to retrain from scratch. Please ping me (here or on...
What exactly is the specific problem you encounter?
I am not @alexandre01. But what you say is correct, I think. The max number of paths is a config parameter and can be changed in deepsvg/model/confg.py: ```Python self.max_num_groups =...
As a workaround, you could create a script to automate Inkscape and apply it to your SVG input folder as a preprocessing step. https://github.com/Klowner/inkscape-applytransforms Have not tried it myself though.
I am not the author but I found your request a bit impolite given that someone offers his (excellent) work for free. What about "Dear Krishna, Many thanks for the...