Re: Conlang flag in actual cloth

It's not for me, it's for the flag makers. Those are the programs they
use. (They mentioned EPS and AI (?) formats also, in addition to the
usual .jpg and .bmp.)

I don't know offhand what vector formats they support (they do prefer
vector images obviously), since I'm not very much into graphics. I'll
ask.

 - Sai

On 12/29/05, veritosproject@gmail.com <veritosproject@...> wrote:
> I know Inkscape works though...that's my vector editor.
>
> On 12/29/05, Tim May <butsuri@...> wrote:
> > veritosproject@gmail.com wrote at 2005-12-29 13:26:35 (-0800)
> >  > Sai Emrys: Assuming you use Windows, go to http://gimp-win.sf.net/ --
> >  > that will be compatible with Photoshop formats.  I don't think it
> >  > recognizes SVG though because SVG is a vector format.  You can get
> >  > Inkscape at http://www.inkscape.org/ , which will probably let you
> >  > export the SVG to JPEG or some other format.
> >
> > There is a Gimp plugin to import SVG files, actually.  I've only seen
> > it on Linux, but I imagine it works with the Windows version too.
> >
>

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