I am working on a logo and watching a tutorial. We’re adding some area lights in. First picture is mine, second picture is the instructor’s logo in the tutorial. Our viewport shading settings are the same. You can see how her viewport is showing color but mine is colorless. Mine doesn’t have as much color as hers, the front text is like a milky white and the back outline has a pearl material. I included the third picture as it shows the pearl material better.
I can’t really tell if my lighting looks good because the colors aren’t showing properly. This is my fourth day using Blender so any help would be appreciated, thank you!

Hey guys I’m new too blender and been creating some mods for a game I play,
I’ve recently come too an issue when exporting a FBX files my text / svg files are getting messed up. On the chain it’s completely fine but the pendent I’m running into issues such as it chopping up! Any advice on what I could do too try and fix this issue ?

I've got a fairly cheap laser engraver that I'm tinkering around with. I know the basics of stuff but I've tried downloading some ttrpg terrain files from Etsy. They are in svg format set for 550mmx350mm(my engraver can only do 400x400. I have a basic concept of how too paste them into paint and to accommodate the size I need(basically making smaller images.)
However in doing so, It only is capable of shading the minor details. Trying to edit it in paint to vectorize is proving fruitless. Is there a way to use the original file format without editing. Ya know, use the same file too do the little designs AND cut the final product?

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I’m working as a DTP operator and a media designer. I’m doing a lot of pre-press work and got a lots of pdf, svg, TIFF files. I have to check the overprint fills, bleeds, curves that opend or closed, create swatches in files for the press to know what to cut out and what to print in PANTONE, etc. My problem is Adobe is getting more expensive for me when I’m working from home and my company can’t buy me additional licenses. Is Inkscape good for pre-press alone without hunting for plugins and addons?

I have a surface on which I want to make a complicated cutout which I have in an SVG file.
My current process for doing this is:

1. Create the sketch with projected points etc on the surface
   
2. Import the cutout svg (it is a big group of lines and curves)
   
3. Since the imported cutout is not constrained I can't just pick a point and use the coincident constraint to move it into position; instead I have to use the point to point feature.
   

This sucks a lot because the cutout is not constrained and so will get messed up if I change things. I could fix the cutout once it is in position but again this would not work properly when I change things.
Is it possible to fix the cutout (group of sketch lines and curves) relative to itself so I can still move it as a whole?
From what I can tell Fusion doesn't have this feature in which case I would love to hear how you would go about doing this process as I am very unsatisfied with how I am currently doing it

`originalposition = global_position` 

`if drag:` `position = get_global_mouse_position() + (size / -2)` 

`originalposition = global_position` `drag = true` 

`drag = false` `if intersecting:` `position = bind_snap` `else:` `position = originalposition` 

`bind_snap = area.global_position + (size / -2)` `intersecting = true` 

`intersecting = false` 

I've seen on Callygraphr the option of uploading several sets of font and make each glyph randomized. I was wondering how i could do such a thing in Font Forge?
Note: i'm fairly new to this, and know basically nothing about coding. Font forge is just the only free app I found that enable me to upload SVG files for my font.

I have a problem that I've been investigating for a couple of days and I can't seem to resolve it.
In my application, I'm building a component, which essentially checks a numeric code matrix as keys for a Map and returns the address of the icon to be used.
The problem lies in that I have two types of icons, animated and static, each in its respective folder within /assets. The logic works perfectly in the dev environment, but when I run vite build, it only processes the assets from the /assets/animated folder.
I understand that Vite by default only processes the assets that are explicitly imported/exported and used in /src, and this is exactly what I'm doing. I've tried several approaches, such as separating the assets folder by prefixing the files with animated- or static-, importing and exporting the file addresses in helpers, having separate components for animated/static icons, but Vite still doesn't process the assets the way I want.
I've attached the helper code, the folder structure for assets, and the component code. Maybe someone can see something that I'm not seeing.
The assets folder and the dist result
src/assets ├── animated │ ├── clear-day.svg │ ├── cloudy.svg │ ├── dust.svg │ ├── fog.svg │ ├── haze-day.svg │ ├── haze.svg │ ├── rain-and-sleet-mix.svg │ ├── rainy-1.svg │ ├── rainy-2.svg │ ├── rainy-3.svg │ ├── severe-thunderstorm.svg │ ├── snowy-1.svg │ ├── snowy-2.svg │ ├── snowy-3.svg │ └── thunderstorms.svg └── static ├── clear-day.svg ├── cloudy.svg ├── dust.svg ├── fog.svg ├── haze-day.svg ├── haze.svg ├── rain-and-sleet-mix.svg ├── rainy-1.svg ├── rainy-2.svg ├── rainy-3.svg ├── severe-thunderstorm.svg ├── snowy-1.svg ├── snowy-2.svg ├── snowy-3.svg └── thunderstorms.svg
Those .svg there are only the /animated/, /static are not being processed dist ├── assets │ ├── clear-day-xXPM11tY.svg │ ├── cloudy-ArifDuTp.svg │ ├── fog-4jp9XWOF.svg │ ├── haze-9_8ELXPu.svg │ ├── index-DPDs6ix0.js │ ├── index-O_dZZa1F.css │ ├── rain-and-sleet-mix-vDH9vBwd.svg │ ├── rainy-1-VxaL7Ezf.svg │ ├── rainy-2-MmKM9EXc.svg │ ├── rainy-3-IR8EbsFc.svg │ ├── severe-thunderstorm-4t-lcuIa.svg │ ├── snowy-1-0VBrX7Fh.svg │ ├── snowy-2-M57x8x7x.svg │ ├── snowy-3-eusHMpeb.svg │ └── thunderstorms-a_zBMSBU.svg ├── index.html └── vite.svg
The helper ```ts import animatedClear from '@/assets/animated/clear-day.svg'; import animatedCloudy from '@/assets/animated/cloudy.svg'; import animatedDrizzle from '@/assets/animated/rain-and-sleet-mix.svg'; import animatedHaze from '@/assets/animated/haze.svg'; import animatedFog from '@/assets/animated/fog.svg'; import animatedDust from '@/assets/animated/dust.svg'; import animatedRainy1 from '@/assets/animated/rainy-1.svg'; import animatedRainy2 from '@/assets/animated/rainy-2.svg'; import animatedRainy3 from '@/assets/animated/rainy-3.svg'; import animatedSnowy1 from '@/assets/animated/snowy-1.svg'; import animatedSnowy2 from '@/assets/animated/snowy-2.svg'; import animatedSnowy3 from '@/assets/animated/snowy-3.svg'; import animatedThunderstorm from '@/assets/animated/thunderstorms.svg'; import animatedsevereThunderstorm from '@/assets/animated/severe-thunderstorm.svg';
import staticClear from '@/assets/static/static-clear-day.svg'; import staticCloudy from '@/assets/static/cloudy.svg'; import staticDrizzle from '@/assets/static/rain-and-sleet-mix.svg'; import staticHaze from '@/assets/static/haze.svg'; import staticFog from '@/assets/static/fog.svg'; import staticDust from '@/assets/static/dust.svg'; import staticRainy1 from '@/assets/static/rainy-1.svg'; import staticRainy2 from '@/assets/static/rainy-2.svg'; import staticRainy3 from '@/assets/static/rainy-3.svg'; import staticSnowy1 from '@/assets/static/snowy-1.svg'; import staticSnowy2 from '@/assets/static/snowy-2.svg'; import staticSnowy3 from '@/assets/static/snowy-3.svg'; import staticThunderstorm from '@/assets/static/thunderstorms.svg'; import staticsevereThunderstorm from '@/assets/static/severe-thunderstorm.svg';
const lightRain = [500, 501]; const heavyRain = [502, 503, 504]; const moderateRain = [520, 521, 522, 531]; const ligthSnow = [600, 601]; const moderateSnow = [611, 612, 613, 615, 620, 621, 622]; const heavySnow = [602]; const thunderstorm = [200, 201, 202, 210, 221, 230, 231, 232]; const severeStorm = [212]; const drizzle = [300, 301, 302, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 321]; const clouds = [801, 802, 803, 804]; const clear = [800]; const atmosphere = [701, 711, 731, 751, 762, 771, 781]; const haze = [721]; const fog = [741]; const dust = [761];
export const codesMatrix = [ lightRain, heavyRain, moderateRain, ligthSnow, moderateSnow, heavySnow, thunderstorm, severeStorm, drizzle, clouds, clear, atmosphere, haze, fog, dust, ];
export const AnimatedMap = new Map([ [clear, animatedClear], [clouds, animatedCloudy], [drizzle, animatedDrizzle], [haze, animatedHaze], [fog, animatedFog], [dust, animatedDust], [lightRain, animatedRainy1], [moderateRain, animatedRainy2], [heavyRain, animatedRainy3], [ligthSnow, animatedSnowy1], [moderateSnow, animatedSnowy2], [heavySnow, animatedSnowy3], [thunderstorm, animatedThunderstorm], [severeStorm, animatedsevereThunderstorm], [atmosphere, animatedHaze], ]);
export const StaticMap = new Map([ [clear, staticClear], [clouds, staticCloudy], [drizzle, staticDrizzle], [haze, staticHaze], [fog, staticFog], [dust, staticDust], [lightRain, staticRainy1], [moderateRain, staticRainy2], [heavyRain, staticRainy3], [ligthSnow, staticSnowy1], [moderateSnow, staticSnowy2], [heavySnow, staticSnowy3], [thunderstorm, staticThunderstorm], [severeStorm, staticsevereThunderstorm], [atmosphere, staticHaze], ]); ```
Te components
As you can see I have some repeated code, I wanted to make it this way, the more explicit possible just to check if this will force the assets processing, but no
```tsx const findRow = (matrix: number[][], code: number) => { return matrix.filter((row) => { const icon = row.find((i) => i === code); if (icon) return row; })[0]; };
export const WeatherIcon: FC = ({ code, tw, description }) => { const foundRow = findRow(codesMatrix, code); const icon = StaticMap.get(foundRow); if (!icon) return ;
return ( ); };
export const AnimatedWeatherIcon: FC = ({ code, tw, description }) => { const foundRow = findRow(codesMatrix, code); const icon = AnimatedMap.get(foundRow); if (!icon) return ;
return ( ); };
```

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Using SVG in a React component was feasible, but naming imports for each file or using them inline just to support theming felt clunky and unintuitive. The list quickly grew unmanageable and I felt like I was wasting my time.
Next Image and img tags in markdown or a parent component in MDX wasn’t great either - no one likes the “hacky” approach of hiding the light artwork on the dark background and vice versa. Plus, this meant I was going to have to constantly export light and dark versions of the artwork.
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I am trying to add an image to a canvas (.net wpf). That part works fine but i get the following error:
System.NotSupportedException: 'No imaging component suitable to complete this operation was found.'
If I use a png instead of a svg, it works fine but it seems that i cant pass a svg into a bitmap image. Is there any workaround?
My Code

var image = new System.Windows.Controls.Image(); BitmapImage bitmapImage = new BitmapImage(); bitmapImage.BeginInit(); bitmapImage.UriSource = new Uri(System.AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory + "svgFile.svg"); bitmapImage.EndInit(); // This line throws the exception ^^ image.Source = logo; image.Margin = new Thickness(x, playerBorder.Height - y, 0, 0); player.Children.Add(image); 

Thanks.