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1. Re: Since CC (2014) update SVG assets dragging in at 900%
heathrowe Jul 27, 2014 8:29 PM (in response to stijill)Your Illustrator wxh does not match your EA wxh? Plus seeing you are in Edit Symbol Mode was a change made prior to converting it to a symbol?
How did you get the svg in? Import or Copy+Paste feature.
Can you share that svg file for others to test?
Darrell
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2. Re: Since CC (2014) update SVG assets dragging in at 900%
sudeshna sarkar Jul 28, 2014 12:06 AM (in response to stijill)Hi ,
In Adobe Edge Animate CC 2014 we have addressed the SVG pixilation issue which was observed on browsers when any SVG content is animated with "scale up" transform. To solve this problem we are scaling up the container div by a factor of 10(which is by default) and then using image filtering to reduce the resolution based on the inverse scale.
Property panel will show this inverse transform scale since that is the transform scale applied to the svg element.
However, you can also change this svg anti scale value.
This scale factor can be changed from:
1. Close Animate
2. Open the preference folder:
a. Windows: C:\Users\{username}\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Edge Animate\4.0.0\
b. Mac: /Users/{username}/Library/Prefrences/Adobe/EdgeAnimate/4.0.0/
3. Open the AppPrefs.xml file in a text editor.
4. Search for the Current line in AppPrefs.xml:
<key>SvgAntiScaleFactor</key>
<float>10</float>
Update this to:
<key>SvgAntiScaleFactor</key>
<float>1</float>
5. Launch Animate.However note: This setting will work only for new animate content that you create after this setting is applied - i.e it will work only for newly pasted SVG’s in a new composition.
Exiting Animate compositions opened after applying the setting(Step 5 above) will still show the same problem. You will need to delete the SVG and copy-paste again.
Thanks and Regards,
Sudeshna Sarkar
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3. Re: Since CC (2014) update SVG assets dragging in at 900%
stijill Jul 28, 2014 10:06 PM (in response to sudeshna sarkar)After saving the "AppPrefs.xml" times it finally stayed "1"
So what was the reason for having it at "10" as a default?
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4. Re: Since CC (2014) update SVG assets dragging in at 900%
sudeshna sarkar Jul 29, 2014 1:42 AM (in response to stijill)The SVGAntiScale factor can anyways be changed according to requirements. Its just that we wanted to avoid any pixilation issue when scaling an SVG content.Hence, initially itself the browser first renders the content with 10X factor(by default) which itself is huge and then reduces the resolution based on the inverse scale.
Thanks,
Sudeshna
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5. Re: Since CC (2014) update SVG assets dragging in at 900%
stijill Jul 29, 2014 2:00 PM (in response to sudeshna sarkar)Oh ok,
Can you point me to a best practice for saving SVG for EA if any exist.
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6. Re: Since CC (2014) update SVG assets dragging in at 900%
www.jonathanguyon.com Aug 26, 2014 6:25 AM (in response to stijill)Got the same issue. Really strange to have .svg at 10% by default and we have a warning that Image larger than 1024 x1024 can cause problems. Really weird. Wish it will be changed for something else in the next release.
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7. Re: Since CC (2014) update SVG assets dragging in at 900%
stijill Sep 24, 2014 11:05 PM (in response to sudeshna sarkar)Hi sudeshna, Just wanted to say you are but a few of the Adobe "community" staff that should be commended. Most of your piers have only negative remarks rather then solutions when it comes to frustrated members. "Your Awesome"





