All bitmap images (like hillshadings, hypsometric tints, web map tiles etc) are referenced as external images.

If you copy or move the exported SVG file, icons will automatically be moved with the file. This is due to the fact that icons are usually small and are typically drawn more than once on the map.

All icons are embedded into the SVG itself.

export-svg Command treats bitmaps in two ways: However, the exported SVG file specifies the clipping rectangle for the actual area specified by the user, so the data outside of the user-defined boundary will not be visible. So, for example, any OSM ways that extend outside the boundaries will not be cut. This list can be automatically forwarded to subsequent file commands like ftp-upload Command and zip Command.Įxport-svg Command does not cut the data exactly along the export boundaries. The command records a list of generated files.

precision-typo: specifies whether to render text on path using precision typography.

This setting is turned off by default, in which case the user-defined value of the scale parameter will be used to rescale the map.

ai-autorescale: when in Illustrator compatibility mode, this setting allows automatic rescaling of the whole map to fit the maximum size of Illustrator's canvas (a.k.a.

If not set, the normal scale of 1 is used.

scale: specifies the graphics scale to use.

The default behavior is to copy the images.

copy-images: specifies whether to copy any images used by the SVG file to the output destination directory or to just reference these images using full paths in the SVG file.

svgz extension and cannot be edited directly in a text editor, but they do save a lot of disk space.

compressed: specifies whether to compress the SVG file or not.

Possible values are Inkscape (the default value) and Illustrator.

compatibility: specifies the compatibility mode when generating the SVG file.

See zoom-map-scale Command for more information about map scales.

If not set, the map-scale will be calculated automatically. map-scale: specifies the map scale to use when exporting.

The default value is the current zoom used on the main map display.

zoom: specifies the zoom level to use when exporting.

If not set, output/output.svg will be used.

file: specifies the exported SVG file name.The generated SVG is shown off-center in Illustrator.The generated SVG cannot be loaded into Inkscape/Illustrator.

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