I think there is some misunderstanding again. Now I attach the North.svg
file I made through the inkscape user interface with a png file as
"background" layer and a pdf file as "atmospheric field" layer. Now, It
is easy to produce everything I need.
I can formulate my problem clearly: why can I produce such file through
the user interface but I can not automate it as I did it for many times
but not using pdf file. This is very important for me. (Important to use
vector file)
Plamen
On 3.11.2018 г. 12:32, Patrick Storz wrote:
> I'm not sure I fully understand the issue but it seems to break down
> into the fact you're trying to embed a PDF file into an SVG file?
>
> If so, that's not supported. SVG allows to either embed raster formats
> (although renderers are only required to support PNG and JPG) or other
> SVGs.
>
> Therefore, if you need to embed a vector image into another SVG you need
> to convert the vector image to SVG first (you can obviously use Inkscape
> for that).
>
Thanks again for the quick answer,
I think there is some misunderstanding again. Now I attach the North.svg
file I made through the inkscape user interface with a png file as
"background" layer and a pdf file as "atmospheric field" layer. Now, It
is easy to produce everything I need.
I can formulate my problem clearly: why can I produce such file through
the user interface but I can not automate it as I did it for many times
but not using pdf file. This is very important for me. (Important to use
vector file)
Plamen
On 3.11.2018 г. 12:32, Patrick Storz wrote:
> I'm not sure I fully understand the issue but it seems to break down
> into the fact you're trying to embed a PDF file into an SVG file?
>
> If so, that's not supported. SVG allows to either embed raster formats
> (although renderers are only required to support PNG and JPG) or other
> SVGs.
>
> Therefore, if you need to embed a vector image into another SVG you need
> to convert the vector image to SVG first (you can obviously use Inkscape
> for that).
>