I have had good luck doing exactly this with Inkscape, which is free. I simply opened up the svg therion spit out, selected the group, then clicked Ungroup (Object -> Ungroup). You can then edit anything you want. To have plan and elevation in a single file, you'd simply import them both into a single file within Inkscape. Hopefully that helps! -Jonny On Sat, Dec 15, 2007 at 6:34 AM, Xavier Pennec < Xavier.Pennec@sophia.inria.fr> wrote:
I thought that it would be easy with any svg editor, but apparently this is not the case at all. I can open and visualize the svg files produced by therion using inkscape, but I cannot degroup the drawing in order to edit some of the parts and, more importantly, importing the plan and the elevation in a single document lead to an incorrect result (see NaduelRD5_fuse.svg). It seems that there is a namespace problem: as both drawing refer to elements that have the same name, so that the definition of one of the drawing overwrite the definitions of the other.
Does anybody have an idea of how to overcome that? Is there any other svg editor that behaves better (and which is not too expensive!)?
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