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I made a vector image in Adobe Illustrator and exported it into a svg file.(I did my best to make the lines closed but please still check if there's any problem with the vector image.)
But when I import it in blender, nothing comes out. I also zoomed in but there was absolutely nothing on the editor. Neither scale didn't work. Weird thing is I can still see the list of curves of svg file in outliner.
I've even tried with simple circle shape but the result was same. Please give a help.
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I made a vector image in Adobe Illustrator and exported it into a svg file.(I did my best to make the lines closed but please still check if there's any problem with the vector image.)
But when I import it in blender, nothing comes out. I also zoomed in but there was absolutely nothing on the editor. Neither scale didn't work. Weird thing is I can still see the list of curves of svg file in outliner.
I've even tried with simple circle shape but the result was same. Please give a help.
svg
asked Aug 19 at 0:56
Min
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The object looks very small, try to zoom in or scale the object.
– Denis
Aug 19 at 1:06
.. further to comment above, the curve dimensions are less than 0.0004 x 0.0004 x 0 .To make this the size of a 2 x 2 plane will need to scale by fifty thousand (50, 000)
– batFINGER
Aug 19 at 7:35
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up vote
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I made a vector image in Adobe Illustrator and exported it into a svg file.(I did my best to make the lines closed but please still check if there's any problem with the vector image.)
But when I import it in blender, nothing comes out. I also zoomed in but there was absolutely nothing on the editor. Neither scale didn't work. Weird thing is I can still see the list of curves of svg file in outliner.
I've even tried with simple circle shape but the result was same. Please give a help.
svg
asked Aug 19 at 0:56
Min
111
I made a vector image in Adobe Illustrator and exported it into a svg file.(I did my best to make the lines closed but please still check if there's any problem with the vector image.)
But when I import it in blender, nothing comes out. I also zoomed in but there was absolutely nothing on the editor. Neither scale didn't work. Weird thing is I can still see the list of curves of svg file in outliner.
I've even tried with simple circle shape but the result was same. Please give a help.
svg
asked Aug 19 at 0:56
Min
111
asked Aug 19 at 0:56
Min
111
asked Aug 19 at 0:56
Min
111
asked Aug 19 at 0:56
Min
111
111
The object looks very small, try to zoom in or scale the object.
– Denis
Aug 19 at 1:06
.. further to comment above, the curve dimensions are less than 0.0004 x 0.0004 x 0 .To make this the size of a 2 x 2 plane will need to scale by fifty thousand (50, 000)
– batFINGER
Aug 19 at 7:35
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The object looks very small, try to zoom in or scale the object.
– Denis
Aug 19 at 1:06
.. further to comment above, the curve dimensions are less than 0.0004 x 0.0004 x 0 .To make this the size of a 2 x 2 plane will need to scale by fifty thousand (50, 000)
– batFINGER
Aug 19 at 7:35
The object looks very small, try to zoom in or scale the object.
– Denis
Aug 19 at 1:06
The object looks very small, try to zoom in or scale the object.
– Denis
Aug 19 at 1:06
.. further to comment above, the curve dimensions are less than 0.0004 x 0.0004 x 0 .To make this the size of a 2 x 2 plane will need to scale by fifty thousand (50, 000)
– batFINGER
Aug 19 at 7:35
.. further to comment above, the curve dimensions are less than 0.0004 x 0.0004 x 0 .To make this the size of a 2 x 2 plane will need to scale by fifty thousand (50, 000)
– batFINGER
Aug 19 at 7:35
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Replicating your steps:
I vectorized your design and I saved it in SVG.
Imported in Blender and I noticed the svg comes too small.
Not so small as yours.
I entered Edit mode Tab, then Select all A, then S, then 50 and finally Enter.
This made it big enough.
In your case, I think S, 200 could be enough.
See the image below:
answered Aug 19 at 1:24
LeoNas
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sorry for the late comment. I followed your explanation and it worked. Thank you so much for your help!
– Min
Aug 21 at 2:44
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
Replicating your steps:
I vectorized your design and I saved it in SVG.
Imported in Blender and I noticed the svg comes too small.
Not so small as yours.
I entered Edit mode Tab, then Select all A, then S, then 50 and finally Enter.
This made it big enough.
In your case, I think S, 200 could be enough.
See the image below:
answered Aug 19 at 1:24
LeoNas
68918
sorry for the late comment. I followed your explanation and it worked. Thank you so much for your help!
– Min
Aug 21 at 2:44
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
Replicating your steps:
I vectorized your design and I saved it in SVG.
Imported in Blender and I noticed the svg comes too small.
Not so small as yours.
I entered Edit mode Tab, then Select all A, then S, then 50 and finally Enter.
This made it big enough.
In your case, I think S, 200 could be enough.
See the image below:
answered Aug 19 at 1:24
LeoNas
68918
sorry for the late comment. I followed your explanation and it worked. Thank you so much for your help!
– Min
Aug 21 at 2:44
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
Replicating your steps:
I vectorized your design and I saved it in SVG.
Imported in Blender and I noticed the svg comes too small.
Not so small as yours.
I entered Edit mode Tab, then Select all A, then S, then 50 and finally Enter.
This made it big enough.
In your case, I think S, 200 could be enough.
See the image below:
answered Aug 19 at 1:24
LeoNas
68918
Replicating your steps:
I vectorized your design and I saved it in SVG.
Imported in Blender and I noticed the svg comes too small.
Not so small as yours.
I entered Edit mode Tab, then Select all A, then S, then 50 and finally Enter.
This made it big enough.
In your case, I think S, 200 could be enough.
See the image below:
answered Aug 19 at 1:24
LeoNas
68918
answered Aug 19 at 1:24
LeoNas
68918
answered Aug 19 at 1:24
LeoNas
68918
answered Aug 19 at 1:24
LeoNas
68918
68918
sorry for the late comment. I followed your explanation and it worked. Thank you so much for your help!
– Min
Aug 21 at 2:44
add a comment |Â
sorry for the late comment. I followed your explanation and it worked. Thank you so much for your help!
– Min
Aug 21 at 2:44
sorry for the late comment. I followed your explanation and it worked. Thank you so much for your help!
– Min
Aug 21 at 2:44
sorry for the late comment. I followed your explanation and it worked. Thank you so much for your help!
– Min
Aug 21 at 2:44
add a comment |Â
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The object looks very small, try to zoom in or scale the object.
– Denis
Aug 19 at 1:06
.. further to comment above, the curve dimensions are less than 0.0004 x 0.0004 x 0 .To make this the size of a 2 x 2 plane will need to scale by fifty thousand (50, 000)
– batFINGER
Aug 19 at 7:35