Setup blender cycles so that it shows svg images as they would normally look

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I have created an svg image in inkscape. In blender (cycles) I've imported the svg image but the colors are not ok:



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How do you setup blender cycles so that it renders the imported svg the same as in inkscape or any other svg viewer?



(reason for svg: to animate the separate objects/layers)



  • I tried to remove the lamp --> dark, nothing visible

  • I tried changing lamp type --> almost no difference

  • setting the World surface color to white gives me the correct white background already

  • Scene > uncheck Shadows in Light paths, does not really do much.

What should be enabled/disabled to correctly display the svg images?






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    I have created an svg image in inkscape. In blender (cycles) I've imported the svg image but the colors are not ok:



    enter image description here



    How do you setup blender cycles so that it renders the imported svg the same as in inkscape or any other svg viewer?



    (reason for svg: to animate the separate objects/layers)



    • I tried to remove the lamp --> dark, nothing visible

    • I tried changing lamp type --> almost no difference

    • setting the World surface color to white gives me the correct white background already

    • Scene > uncheck Shadows in Light paths, does not really do much.

    What should be enabled/disabled to correctly display the svg images?






    light color svg







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      I have created an svg image in inkscape. In blender (cycles) I've imported the svg image but the colors are not ok:



      enter image description here



      How do you setup blender cycles so that it renders the imported svg the same as in inkscape or any other svg viewer?



      (reason for svg: to animate the separate objects/layers)



      • I tried to remove the lamp --> dark, nothing visible

      • I tried changing lamp type --> almost no difference

      • setting the World surface color to white gives me the correct white background already

      • Scene > uncheck Shadows in Light paths, does not really do much.

      What should be enabled/disabled to correctly display the svg images?






      light color svg







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      I have created an svg image in inkscape. In blender (cycles) I've imported the svg image but the colors are not ok:



      enter image description here



      How do you setup blender cycles so that it renders the imported svg the same as in inkscape or any other svg viewer?



      (reason for svg: to animate the separate objects/layers)



      • I tried to remove the lamp --> dark, nothing visible

      • I tried changing lamp type --> almost no difference

      • setting the World surface color to white gives me the correct white background already

      • Scene > uncheck Shadows in Light paths, does not really do much.

      What should be enabled/disabled to correctly display the svg images?






      light color svg




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          As you describe it, you just want to import into blender for animation purposes.



          I might be wrong, but I think blender only looks at the shapes of the svgs and (based on your image) approximates the color gradients as single colors. I suggest exporting all svgs as png with alpha and use the "import image as plane add-on" in blender. addon



          Set the materials on the planes to an emission shader with strength 1 (this way they are "not shaded" and somewhat independent of external lighting, giving a 2d look) and the background to white.



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            As you describe it, you just want to import into blender for animation purposes.



            I might be wrong, but I think blender only looks at the shapes of the svgs and (based on your image) approximates the color gradients as single colors. I suggest exporting all svgs as png with alpha and use the "import image as plane add-on" in blender. addon



            Set the materials on the planes to an emission shader with strength 1 (this way they are "not shaded" and somewhat independent of external lighting, giving a 2d look) and the background to white.



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              As you describe it, you just want to import into blender for animation purposes.



              I might be wrong, but I think blender only looks at the shapes of the svgs and (based on your image) approximates the color gradients as single colors. I suggest exporting all svgs as png with alpha and use the "import image as plane add-on" in blender. addon



              Set the materials on the planes to an emission shader with strength 1 (this way they are "not shaded" and somewhat independent of external lighting, giving a 2d look) and the background to white.



              enter image description here



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                As you describe it, you just want to import into blender for animation purposes.



                I might be wrong, but I think blender only looks at the shapes of the svgs and (based on your image) approximates the color gradients as single colors. I suggest exporting all svgs as png with alpha and use the "import image as plane add-on" in blender. addon



                Set the materials on the planes to an emission shader with strength 1 (this way they are "not shaded" and somewhat independent of external lighting, giving a 2d look) and the background to white.



                enter image description here



                enter image description here






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                As you describe it, you just want to import into blender for animation purposes.



                I might be wrong, but I think blender only looks at the shapes of the svgs and (based on your image) approximates the color gradients as single colors. I suggest exporting all svgs as png with alpha and use the "import image as plane add-on" in blender. addon



                Set the materials on the planes to an emission shader with strength 1 (this way they are "not shaded" and somewhat independent of external lighting, giving a 2d look) and the background to white.



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