Where is the SVG?Ī: Sometimes SVG files can appear in your Windows File Manager as an Edge HTML or Chrome HTML. Q #5: When I try to download an SVG, it just shows up as an Edge HTML file.
I also recommend you review the SVGs Made Simple pre-training unit that begins here: Also, be sure you open the SVG from within your illustration software.
How do I get the SVG file?Ī: Look for a ZIP file of the SVG linked at the bottom of the lesson, and download that instead. Q #4: When I try to download an SVG, it just displays it for me in a browser. If you don't want to worry about this, go back to the previous versions to learn. If you choose to use version 1.1, please understand that there may be some differences until I can update the course for it. So you may choose to install the same version as the videos (0.92) so it matches. The changes are not huge, but we've done a review of all our videos and we are working on updating where necessary. Q #3a: I am using Inkscape v1.1 and it behaves differently from what you show in this course. You'll get a similar window telling you it is from an unidentified developer, but this time you can click the Open button. If you have this issue, locate the Inkscape item in your Applications folder, hold down the Control key, and left click on Inkscape. Q #3: I'm on a Mac and I when I try to install Inkscape, I'm told it is from an unidentified developer. Clicking on the start arrow arrow itself seems to be an issue. If you have issues, click on the video box anywhere near the start arrow and it should work for you.
How do I solve this?Ī: Some students report issues playing the videos on the iPad. If you cannot find an answer to your question here, scroll to the bottom to learn how to get more help. This page should be your FIRST stop when you have a question, as 99% of the questions you will ever have are answered here. Here are answers to questions about accessing and utilizing this course that will help you as you work through the course.
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