I really appreciate Rhino, and would be glad about that improvement, to have wider opportunities to evolve/modify my Rhino designs using its proper vector geometry.

As far as I get it AD does only support newer AI Standard, as written here.ĪD beside is working on dxf import option, which would be nice, too. AI export be lifted to a newer standard (or as an option).

I am working with Rhino for Mac, and can’t find a really smooth workflow, regarding an export to AD.Ĭould the Native PDF printer for Rhino 6 be implemented for Mac?Ĭould the. It seems to work quite well with Rhino 6 for Windows, using the Native Rhino PDF printer. As Affinity is gaining popularity and is really a great tool, it would be really great to export from Rhino to Affinity Designer in a proper way. Hey, I guess these posts are still relevant. svg curvature information from Rhino is retained when opened in a program like Affinity Designer or Inkscape. svg import / export functionality in Rhino for better (and hopefully more accurate) compatibility with non-Illustrator vector applications. svg file for further editing, but it’s no good if the geometry is inaccurate to begin with.Īs other users have suggested, please consider adding. I could then export the geometry from either of those programs as a. dxf files from Rhino (both with and without the ConvertToBeziers command on needed geometry), but in my experience, the curvature is often distorted & not interpreted correctly by other programs like Inkscape or QCAD upon import. Printing a vector Adobe PDF from Rhino seems to convert smooth curves to interpolated curvature by using straight line segments. dwg file support as a requested feature on their forum but unsure if / when it would be implemented. Unfortunately, their developers don’t have plans to make the file format public. I contacted the makers of Affinity Designer & inquired if a SDK is available for their “.afdesign” file format.

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