Lee Salvemini from CG Masters writes:
Just a quick tutorial on findings when importing some vector graphics from Adobe Illustrator to Blender for making animations.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OceWzEFhTdQ
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Bart Veldhuizen
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Does this work with any freeware equivalent such as inkscape?
He used the SVG format, which is an open standard that is also used by Inkscape, so should work without any problems
And SVG is the standard file format for Inkscape!
Thanks for this tutorial! For the color HEX codes, I think you need to simply change Color Management to None (instead of sRGB).
Yes, changing the color management corrects the HEX codes - but when I render the image it looks terrible ;-) And when I change it back for rendering, the HEX codes change as well.