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#2453 How to disable `ffdec:smoothed="true"` ?
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Type: feature
Visibility: Everybody
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Labels: SVG
State: upgraded Help

I export my assets using FFdec to SVG format. Some assets are bitmaps, so in the resulting SVG file I have a `<pattern>` element with an `<image>` element, which contains the PNG encoded in Base64. In the `<pattern>` element, there is an attribute `ffdec:smoothed="true"`. I've tried to run my command with the config `disableBitmapSmoothing=true` and `shapeImport.useNonSmoothedFill=true`, but I get the same result... I also tried to export the asset manually from the GUI, changing the option in Advanced settings / Display / Disable bitmap smoothing as mentioned in #1913, but I also get the same result. Am I misunderstanding this attribute ? How can I avoid FFdec to perform smoothing ?
Downloado_216.svg (36 KiB)
I think you should add style="image-rendering:optimizeSpeed;image-rendering:pixelated" attribute to the <image> element as said in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50184674/stop-auto-image-smoothing-inside-an-svgz I should update FFDec to do this automatically...
State: new→opened
In nightly 3100, these attributes are exported automatically when shape has non-smoothed image fill. The attribute is also imported back in SVG shape import. When it has smoothed image fill and you want to override it to non-smoothed in SVG, you need to add the said attributes.
State: opened→upgraded
Type: question→feature
Wow, thanks for the extra fast answer (and fix !) (For documentation purpose, for my future self) After more investigation, the issue on my side wasn't with the style of the image element. It's because there was a `patternTransform="matrix(0.5, 0.0, 0.0, 0.5, x, y)"` in the SVG, which was basically downscaling the embedded PNG (nothing to do with FFdec, I guess it's from the SWF file itself). So I just added a new matrix transform to upscale by a factor of 2, and it works :)